When you live and work around the world, community can be the difference between thriving and burning out. In this episode, Han Talbot, founder of The Remote Creatives, joins the Nomad Summit Podcast to talk about how nomads can build and sustain meaningful connections – both online and offline.

Han shares the story behind The Remote Creatives, a global network that helps freelancers, entrepreneurs, and remote professionals find support, collaboration, and belonging while living location-independent lives. From hosting creative meetups around the world to fostering accountability groups, Han shows how community can fuel creativity and professional growth for digital nomads everywhere.

Together with hosts Palle Bo and Christoph Huebner, the conversation dives into the misconceptions around loneliness in remote life, the future of community-led workspaces, and why belonging will be at the heart of the next chapter of the nomad movement.

Key Takeaways

• How The Remote Creatives grew from a simple newsletter into a global community.
• Why digital nomad life isn’t as lonely as people think – and how connection makes it sustainable.
• The key ingredients for building a thriving nomad community across borders.
• Why community will become even more important as AI and remote work evolve.
• How creative collaboration can spark both personal and professional growth for nomads.

Relevant Links

• Han Talbot on Instagram and TikTok: @hanmeetsworld and @theremotecreatives
• On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hanmeetsworld and https://www.linkedin.com/company/theremotecreatives/
• The Remote Creatives: https://theremotecreatives.com
• Nomad Summit: https://nomadsummit.com
• Episode produced by RadioGuru: https://radioguru.co.uk