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Meet Kara Isabella

Hi everyone and welcome! My name is Kara Isabella. I’m a digital nomad and a millennial newlywed! I travel the world with my husband visiting network states and building our dreams.

I’ve spent the past three years unbundling my life and exploring new frontiers. I get asked all the time how we’re able to live this lifestyle so I wanted to create a place to share everything I’ve learned – it’s a lot!

This blog will feature topics on business and finance, travel, the nomad lifestyle, crypto & web3, and hacks & tips. I want to provide the information I wish I had when starting out. 

Feel free to reach out anytime with questions! My IG is @bykaraisabella

I hope my blog can help you on your journey!

All the best,

Kara

Zanzibar, Tanzania
Attended a destination wedding in Bermuda. The cou Attended a destination wedding in Bermuda. The couple chose Bermuda for its ideal location between their two families in the UK and US. Bermuda has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, and the Gibb's Hill Lighthouse. Lighthouses have always been a fascination and love of mine and the Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse is definitely worth a visit! 💡🏠✨
August is my favorite time of year to visit NYC. I August is my favorite time of year to visit NYC. It’s the cusp of summer turning into fall. The air is still warm to casually walk the streets but there’s a beautiful cool air in the morning and night. As a digital nomad, it’s important to find hubs where you feel most at home and love being! NYC is one of those hubs for me 🚕🗽❤️
The Mbweni Ruins were a school and dormitory for f The Mbweni Ruins were a school and dormitory for freed slave girls. It was formally known as St. Mary’s School for Freed Slave Girls, and at its height 250 girls lived there. It was built in the 1870s but became abandoned in 1917.
Fumba Town is a charter city in Zanzibar. I toured Fumba Town is a charter city in Zanzibar. I toured @fumbatown with the Charter Cities Institute. In August 2022, Fumba Town launched Silicon Zanzibar with the goal of relocating tech companies across Africa to the island. The city is under construction and growing. Thousands of residential and commercial units are planned to be built.
I recently spent 3 weeks in Zanzibar for the Afric I recently spent 3 weeks in Zanzibar for the African Regenerative Cities Summit. The event gathered current future leaders that aim to make Africa a hub for technology, innovation and regeneration. 

What took place during and after the event was magic. The President of Zanzibar made a surprise appearance, and we celebrated that night in a giant turtle ✨

Scroll through for a special surprise in photo 9 🤵🏻‍♂️❤️
Hi everyone! After not posting in almost a year, I Hi everyone! After not posting in almost a year, I’m happy to share that I’m now back in action! I’ll be releasing a blog later this week sharing everything I’ve learned and continue to learn being a digital nomad - and sharing here to my page too! 

I’ll also be sharing a little more about my life and what I’ve been up to here :)

To start things off, I attended ETHBarcelona earlier this month in Barcelona, Spain. I fully immersed myself within the web3 community early last year and have fallen hard down the rabbit hole! What I love about this community and attending industry events is seeing friends from all around the world and staying current with the ever evolving landscape!

What stood out to me the most from ETHBarcelona was the branding. From the website to the in-person event - the branding was fully immersive and beautiful! I’ve never attended a conference before with such stellar branding - huge kudos to the design team on this!

Thank you all so much for your support and following my journey! I’m looking forward to sharing more with you soon! ✨
The canals of Xochimilco are the last remnants of The canals of Xochimilco are the last remnants of a vast water transport system built by the Aztecs (Google). Today, the canals are a fun and festive place for family and friends to gather on boats, eat and be merry! Xochimilco is about a 1 hr car ride from the center of Mexico City, both the weekend and week days provide two different experiences - the weekend is most crowded with many boats, people and vendors, but if you’re looking for a cheaper price and less crowds, going during the week is a great option!
I love tiny houses and Niklas surprised me with on I love tiny houses and Niklas surprised me with one for my birthday :) This house is part of @paragontribe - a retreat center for business founders in Guatemala. What I loved most was the shape and warmth of the place! I felt at home from the moment we saw it. From the curved walls, cozy couch, beautiful views and projector - this house is the perfect place to both relax and get work done ☕️🌞
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