Travelher Book Club: Diary of a Digital Nomad by Amy Molloy

"Diary of a Digital Nomad" Book cover

Our July book is ‘Diary of a Digital Nomad: How to Run Away with your Responsibilities’ by Amy Molloy. As soon as we saw this title, we were hooked. Who doesn’t want to learn how to make money on the road and see the world at the same time? It’s a #travelherdream. Join us this July as we read about Amy’s adventures…

Synopsis

“At 31, Amy thinks she is the perfect employee – dedicated, reliable and always, always available. Then she meets Kurt, an adventurer from Australia, who invites her on the trip of a lifetime. The problem is she has a career to protect and a mortgage to pay, and so she embarks on an experiment… Can a corporate creature of habit, who gets travel sick in the back of a city taxi really work her way across 14 countries? Will it help or harm her career and happiness?

“Part memoir, part travel book and part how-to guide, Diary of a Digital Nomad reveals what it’s really like to ditch a desk for an exotic location. With practical tips and brutal honesty, it poses the question – just because technology means we can physically work from anywhere, are we really emotionally equipped to? Or can freedom be overrated?”

About the Author

Amy Molloy is a freelance writer and digital nomad currently living, working and travelling throughout Australia. We first discovered her work through Collective Hub, an entrepreneurial magazine for the ‘game changers, thought leaders, rule breakers and style makers’. Amy is also the former editor of Grazia Australia and has written for publications such as the Daily Mail, Marie Claire, Harpers BAZAAR, The Guardian and more.

You can follow her on Instagram, Twitter or check out her website, amymolloy.com.

Get the Book

Diary of a Digital Nomad is currently only available as an eBook. You can purchase it on your e-reader, tablet, smartphone or from Amazon.com. Currently on sale for less than a tenner, this book is a total bargain.

Join the Conversation

Let us know what you think of the book! Use the hashtag #travelherbookclub on social media, reach out on Facebook or send us an email at hello@travelher.org. We’d love to feature your thoughts in our book review, which we’ll post at the end of the month.

​Happy reading!