Probably shouldn't be directing you too far off my site, but hey, I don't care much for convention. Check out ThePointsGuy.com and signup for their daily newsletter. So much great content for savings - and not the b.s. "deals" and "specials" that you see on every site. They just give real tips and tricks on how to earn free perks and live like a king/queen/princess/loon while on the road.
Digital Nomad Flights: Always Be a Loyalty Club Member
Earning or buying elite status on airlines is hard af. Even for me. There are a million ways to ensure you don't get a middle seat next to a screaming baby and a rude weirdo in the aisle right next to the bathroom. But one thing people don't get is that they need to be a member of the loyalty club on each and every flight on each and every airline. Even if you won't be flying often or soon, you don't want to be the lowest person on the totem pole. The airlines will literally consider you last in all things when it comes to seat placement or bumping you. It's easy to sign up. Do it before every flight and make sure you book your tickets with it.
Digital Nomad Workspaces: Sydney, Australia
Check out "Joe the Juice" in the CBD. Awesome vibe with fun but unobtrusive music, lots of space to spread out and sit on your laptop, good wifi and delicious juice. Address: 139 Pitt Street.
Digital Nomad Economics: Schwab ATM Card
The Charles Schwab checking account is a must. It's free and easy to sign up for...enabling you to access virtually EVERY ATM WORLDWIDE WITH ZERO FEES!!! Seriously. There's no catch or monthly minimum. You never get a charge from them for using an ATM, and they rebate all the fees you rack up using any network ATM. Exchange rate is favorable. You should never ever go to an exchange spot in an airport, train station, hotel or mall. It's a no-brainer to get this account and ATM card.
Here's a link for details on signing up (with no referral fee or incentive to me): https://content.schwab.com/web/retail/public/get-started/checking/
Blogs Suck. This Won't Suck.
There are wayyyy too many places to get critical intel to be a digital nomad, and I'll point you there in many cases instead of ferreting back borrowed information. Stay tuned for short and sweet posts on how to live the life.