I once read a study claiming that most people’s fear of public nudity ranks right up there with a fear of public speaking, or that recurring nightmare about forgetting to study for final exams. Yet here I am, typing away from a remote cabin in the mountains with zero clothes on, feeling more confident than I ever did in a button-down shirt. I’m Kristin—part-time digital marketing consultant, full-time believer that wearing pants while answering emails is highly overrated. Some folks escape the office by working remotely in co-working spaces or sipping lattes in hip cafés. I prefer a more daring approach: traveling the world, living out of a suitcase, and shedding my clothes pretty much whenever local laws (and good taste) allow.

Chances are you’ve fantasized about working from a white-sand beach or a cozy mountain retreat, logging on to Zoom in your pajamas—or no outfit at all. Maybe you’ve even considered adopting the digital nomad lifestyle to hop from country to country without those pesky overhead costs like rent or a respectable wardrobe. But throw in the added twist of nudism, and suddenly you’re looking at an entirely new spin on “remote” living. It’s about more than ditching laundry day; it’s a lifestyle that blends confidence, practicality, and the sheer thrill of defying expectations—not to mention local dress codes.

This book is for anyone who’s ever daydreamed about strolling through a hidden cove in Croatia wearing nothing but a grin, or knocking out a client proposal while catching rays in a nudist-friendly resort in Thailand. It’s for the adventurous souls who realize life’s too short to dread Monday mornings—and for the newly curious, who just want a glimpse into what happens when you merge global travel with the simplest dress code imaginable. Along the way, I’ll share stories (hilarious mishaps included) and practical advice on everything from setting up a viable remote income to navigating cultural norms without offending the locals… or getting arrested.

I’ll warn you now: this journey isn’t just about “freeing the nipple” (though that’s a delightful bonus). It’s about freeing yourself from the confines of a traditional work life, trading corporate cubicles for windy coastlines, and discovering that the most uncomfortable part of going nude might actually be realizing you’ve spent so long living by everyone else’s rules. If you’re ready to push those boundaries—professionally, geographically, and definitely sartorially—then buckle up, or rather, unbuckle everything, and let’s dive in. I promise the water’s fine, even if we’re both jumping in naked.