The Asian Wander Women travel community shares their favorite cleansers while traveling on the go.

As of December 2022, I have officially been an entrepreneur for 6 months. My name is Angela Yu and in July 2022, I made the decision to start my own law firm so I could use my legal skills to help other entrepreneurs build their own businesses. The past six months have been high highs, low lows and everything in between. Each day has felt like a year’s worth of growth and lessons. It’s been the most exhilarating, most terrifying, most chaotic, most creative, most rewarding, and most vulnerable adventure that I’m still on today.

Carissa Begonia is the epitome of power, as she juggles her responsibilities of owning non-profits, being an activist, her own business, and more! Despite having a different take on being nomadic, she’s exploring the world through her projects, confidently marching into the future.

Entrepreneur tourism is a subset of business travel and tourism. It is the global movement of business travellers towards countries, cities, ecosystems, due to favourable conditions for innovation, technological advancements, and economic activity in the region.

Ariel is a corporate-converted digital nomad entrepreneur currently wandering the top nomad hubs in the world. She’s working on building WorkAnywhereGo, a community where aspiring digital nomads can seek targeted resources and advice from a network of established nomads in each specialized field.

In the last 4 years, I traveled to 20 countries, staying 1-3 months in each country to truly experience life there as a local. This helps me experience culture at a greater depth, learn from others how to live in a different way, make the most unexpected discoveries, and stay as long as the place brings me joy.

Angela Yu left her corporate law job and moved to Mexico to surf. Her personal journey led her to build her own firm to help entrepreneurs with legal technicalities while living a location-independent lifestyle.

Dear AWW, I’m seeing my little sister in 5 days. She just moved to NYC for work and for the past 6 weeks, she’s been adjusting to her new life and hopefully enjoying it to the fullest.

I’ll always remember the image of the sun setting over the rice fields of rural Yunlin County, Taiwan, surrounded by laughter of the overseas and Taiwanese volunteers I worked with over the summer to teach English to an under-resourced middle school in the area.

10 location independent Asian wanderers you should be following on Instagram. Learn about how they’re living life on their own terms.

Emily Chen is a jet-setting FP&A manager that travels between Singapore and the Philippines for her work.

New York remote engineer Annie Tan makes her way to Singapore and South Korea for two months for an overseas remote trip.