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I left Canada for Bangkok and now work while the city sleeps. My quality of life has never been better.

I left Canada for Bangkok and now work while the city sleeps. My quality of life has never been better.
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Francis Cloutier, a Canadian expatriate, shares his experience of living as a digital nomad in Bangkok while maintaining Eastern Time working hours. He highlights how remote work allowed him to transition from a physical business in Toronto to a flexible lifestyle in Thailand.

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This reflects the growing trend of 'digital nomadism' and the shift in global labor markets toward location-independent professional roles.

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Francis Cloutier is a digital nomad based in Bangkok, where he works Eastern Time from halfway around the world. Provided by Francis Cloutier. In 2019, Francis Cloutier left Canada to pursue a life of remote work and travel. Most of his travels took him through South America until a friend invited him to visit Bangkok. He now lives in Thailand with his wife and keeps Eastern Time hours, working through the night. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Francis Coultier, 39, who is originally from Canada but now lives in Bangkok. It's been edited for length and clarity. The first time I learned about about digital nomadism, I was around 29 and living in Canada . I remember seeing people on the internet working remotely or starting businesses in places like Chiang Mai, Thailand .

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