Easy to grasp yet hard to define, you know what minimalism means, yet probably wouldn’t know how it relates to travel. A travel experience is never the same twice and can be haphazard, which makes it hard to plan for. But minimalism is the most straightforward way to maximize any travel experience and minimize hassle.…
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I need a lot less to live well than I think I do. One of my first experiences where this was clear was after spending a few weeks in Germany with my college friend, who’d moved there to start her Master’s program. FacebookTwitterGoogleLinkedinMail
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Should I stay or should I go now? We’ve all faced this dilemma before, from a dull party to awkward date. These questions are simple when framed in the context of typical urban living – most of our routine is fixed, removing a lot of the guesswork and ambiguity that would occur otherwise. But in…
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Freelancing may very well be the future of work. One of the most interesting statistics I’ve come across lately is that by 2020 nearly 40% of workers are expected to work in a freelance or remote capacity. That is three, short, years away. FacebookTwitterGoogleLinkedinMail
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Article originally published on Femme & Fortune, April 11, 2017. Kate Huentelman is a force to be reckoned with. She helped create Roam, a network of global coliving spaces that provide high speed internet access, state-of-the-art kitchens, beautiful rooms and work areas – everything people need to feel at home and be productive. Kate and…
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People from around the world dream of living in London, but there’s one big factor often holding them back (other than a visa!): price. London is expensive, and there’s no point pretending it’s not. When we decided to open Roam London in one of the city’s coolest neighborhoods, we knew we wanted to create a…
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The nomadic lifestyle is here to stay. We’ve left behind cubicles- and even corner offices, in lieu of jungle lean-to’s and ocean vistas. I love the life I lead, everyday a mystery, the unknown waiting to unfold.
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“We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us.” (Anonymous) Although wanderers and adventurers have been exploring the globe since time unknown, the origins of mass tourism only began to rise at the beginning of the 19th century. Guidebooks and brochures, periodicals, photographs and personal travel journals provided unique insight into…
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We welcomed explorers Laura and Alana to Roam Miami a few months ago, without knowing how much we would actually learn from these location independent veterans. One of the perks of coworking and coliving is getting to know the risk takers, adventurers, and forward thinking people who become your temporary family. Putting sharp brains together can…
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When we hear loose talks on why we should build walls near our borders , many of us have gory visions of a broken world that keeps us awake at nights. It makes one thing clear – there are still many ways, even today, in which the world can be divided. Two bloody world wars…
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I’ll never forget the day that Rully came in to interview with us for the post of community manager at Roam, Bali. Erma and I had been through countless live interviews, over 200 digital applications…
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People of Roam: Damian Madray, Product Designer, San Francisco from Roam Coliving on Vimeo.
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