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We are starting a co-working and co-living space (something like hubud) in Dharamshala, India; I would like to ask couple of questions to validate the concept:-
Would you consider living in India for a while?
We will be charging around 500 USD, which will cover everything including food,laundry,basic bed room and a beautiful working space. How willing are you to pay this amount?
Have any advice for us? Do share.
Hi,
Iโm currently living on Koh Lanta where there is a co-working space with dedicated apartments close-by.
They offer different levels of package : co-work only/ co-work + apartment + 2 meals a day. In addition they organise communal lunches and day drips to other small islands/ evening barbecues etc.
This number of options is really good as it means that you can choose what level of involvment you want.
I live offsite and go to the co-working space around 2 weeks per month and go to events when I feel like it.
Overall I recommend this kind of thing as an easy way to slot into a place and a community without having to sign-up to too much obligation. If I had taken the all inclusive package I think I would have been suffocated by not being able to get some space from others when needed. Different people have different priorities and level of professional commitment, so these options are really good for that.
Their site is pretty good and gives a good reflection of what is going on there:
I would definitely be interested in something similar India. It seems to be really underserved as a destination for nomads.
A co-working/co-living space in Dharamshala sounds awesome. Iโd have to say I agree with @Dave_Chakrabarti regarding food. It becomes a liability and adds more work for you. 500 USD is pretty high for India, will the rooms be shared or dedicated?
Are there fast internet connections available in Dharamshala? Whatโs the maximum speed?
@Anugrah: Post our call earlier this week, hijacking this thread to seek validation -
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Hey Anurag,
Any progress on this? Iโm looking for a coworking/coliving space in India and this looks like a good option for me.
-Sridhar
Hey Anugrah,
This is awesome. I am digital nomads travelling in India since past 6 months, currently in Bangalore, will be Goa for some time and was considering Dharmshala after it, by mid-April or so.
Would love to know if your place is ready, or if you can recommend me something.
Cheers! // @Anugrah_Sharma
Hey Anuragh that sounds very interesting to me. To answer your queriesโฆ
Yes absolutely! India has a lot to offer but I think what is most important is access to culture while maintaining a clean, beautiful, and safe working/living space.
As mentioned earlier, this depends on what is being offered as well as the accommodations. Generally speaking, it is within the budget for most of us nomads.
Website! Pictures and info (of the digs, the setting, and yourselves)! Mailing list!
Looking forward 
~Srajan
Hey! Iโve been a semi-nomad (Chicago, Calcutta) these last few years, and have worked from random hotels in Dharamsala a couple of times.
That price could be high, could be low, or could be perfect; itโd depend on how nice and rooms and facilities are. If youโve got some stunning photos of a unique workspace (bean bags, standing desks, people traveling with their dogs?) โฆstuff you wouldnโt normally see in a hotel, you could sell at that price.
Iโm divided on including food. Dharamsala has amazing food available, and it tends to be pretty reasonable. Food is a very important part of travel for me, so Iโd usually prefer to be on my own for food, so I can walk around and explore places Iโd like. On the other hand, some nomads might prefer more of an all-included experience, for the convenience.
Your challenge will be differentiation. Dharamsala is full of cheap (and expensive) backpacker hangouts, coffee shops, wifi, and great food. Whatโs the difference in experience between a reasonable room + meals / coffee / workspace at a coffee shop vs. a coworking space?
Keep us updated on your plans. Iโm very interested in this myself.
Dave.
Thanks @onioneye.
We are trying our best to start it ASAP.I also would like to ask that how important is community size for you? (We are planning to keep it around 20 people maximum)
To be honest, I am very new to coworking and coliving spaces, so I am not exactly sure. However, Iโve been randomly travelling for a few years now, and from a travellerโs perspective, I can say that I enjoy smaller places and โtighterโ groups of people much more. I guess it makes the whole atmosphere feel much more homely to me that way.
Hope this helps.
Hey Anugrah, that sounds great! I think I would be very interested in coming there.
Do you have any time estimates on when the project would be completed, if you were to go on and started making it happen?
Hello Everyone
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Hello digital nomad!
I dream of being an independent digital nomad. But it feels very elusive & unattainable with my success rate. In full disclosure, whilst I have dreamed about making money online since high school; I have not earned a single cent making money online. $0, nada, zilch!! On the contrary, I have spent a lot of time & money on books, podcasts. Even though I have spent a lot of time reading/listening to others, I do not have anything to show for it!
I have made attempts in the past to start an online business, but these fizzle out quite quickly when I do not see traction especially when the goal I have set myself is too high.
Instead of reaching for the ultimate nomadic lifestyle goal, I want to start much smaller. Really small! I am simply looking to make $50 profit per month from a new online business. Thatโs it.
I need some advice from you please!
Is $50 profit too low? How long did it take you to earn $50 profit per month?
What is a good way of achieving this goal?
Thanks
Mark
aka the $0 online business entrepreneur
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Ideally would be someone who runs a coworking space in Malaysia, second best would be to just come in touch with a foreign business owner in Malaysia.
Cheers
Yamin
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Hi there,
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Hey
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Thanks in advanceโฆ
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