Stay Connected: The Ultimate Gen Z Guide to Newsletters, Websites & Tools for Remote Workers & Digital Nomads
Whether you're vibing at a beach café in Bali or working from a sunlit co-working space in Mexico City, staying plugged in is essential to thriving in the remote world. As Gen Z remote workers and digital nomads, you’re not just working from anywhere—you’re building careers with freedom, creativity, and intention.
Here’s your curated list of must-follow newsletters, websites, and tools designed for the Gen Z remote lifestyle.
📰 Newsletters That Actually Get You
Say goodbye to boring email blasts. These newsletters deliver remote career inspo, job drops, and tools worth clicking on—all with a modern, no-fluff vibe.
The Leap by Teal
A newsletter built for modern career shifters, freelancers, and Gen Z job-hoppers. Get actionable tips on building a remote career, tools to stand out online, and real talk about making work work for you.
🌐 tealhq.com/the-leap
Nomad List Newsletter
Curious about which cities are hot for remote workers? Nomad List’s newsletter gives you the deets on cost of living, internet speeds, and safety, helping you find your next remote base.
🌐 nomadlist.com
Workspaces
Dreaming of the perfect remote setup? Get inspired by creative desk tours, gear recommendations, and productivity tips that’ll make your work life better, no matter where you are.
🌐 workspaces.xyz
Stacked Marketer (for digital marketers)
If you’re in the marketing game, this newsletter will keep you in the know about the latest trends, advertising tips, and marketing tools—all in short, snackable updates.
🌐 stackedmarketer.com
🌐 Communities & Sites for Work + Vibes
From job hunting to city scouting, these platforms are all about helping Gen Z remote workers connect, earn, and explore with purpose.
Nomad List
This is your digital HQ for discovering the best cities to live as a remote worker. Think Wi-Fi speed, cost of living, safety, and the overall vibe of a place—Nomad List has it all.
🌐 nomadlist.com
Nomad Water Cooler
A fresh community-driven space for remote workers and digital nomads. Discover curated job listings, deep-dive articles on the remote lifestyle, and conversations that feel more like coffee chats than corporate Zooms.
🌐 nomadwatercooler.com
r/digitalnomad (Reddit)
Join the largest community of digital nomads on Reddit. It’s where you’ll find stories, tips, and honest advice about remote work, travel hacks, and the nomad lifestyle.
🌐 reddit.com/r/digitalnomad
SafetyWing Blog
This isn’t just about travel insurance—SafetyWing has everything from digital nomad visas to location guides and health coverage for remote workers. If you're serious about living the nomadic life, bookmark this.
🌐 safetywing.com/blog
📱 Must-Have Tools for Remote Life
Let’s face it—apps run your world. These tools help Gen Z nomads stay organized, secure the bag, and travel like pros.
Wise (formerly TransferWise)
Sending money abroad? Wise is a remote worker’s dream—get multi-currency accounts, low exchange fees, and smooth international transfers.
🌐 wise.com
Notion & Notion VIP
Notion is your all-in-one workspace for organizing everything—from tasks and travel plans to building custom dashboards. It’s the perfect app for staying on top of your life and work, especially when you're bouncing between cities.
🌐 notion.so
🌐 notion.vip
Campsite & IndieHackers
For the entrepreneurs and side hustlers out there—Campsite is great for sharing your projects, while IndieHackers connects you with other creators building their businesses remotely.
🌐 campsite.bio
🌐 indiehackers.com
🧭 Final Thoughts
Living the #slowmad life or hopping from city to city every few weeks? You’re not alone! With the right tools and resources, you can stay informed, productive, and ahead of the curve. Whether it’s finding the best remote jobs, connecting with fellow nomads, or creating a seamless work setup, this list has got you covered.
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