Anyone who has ever taken a dog on the road understands that it can be both immensely frustrating and highly rewarding.

It is fine to lament the unfairness of the different ways men and women are threatened by other human beings in the world. There is nothing wrong with wanting to live on a more civilized planet.

Despite the many upsides that are part of a digital nomad life, it can be hard to meet people and make friends–”friends” being the operative word here–when you are constantly moving and uprooting.

One of the major upsides of globalization has been the ease with which millions of people can now pursue nature travel and get to know their planet. Done right, it protects, uplifts and enriches.