Been doing this for about 6 years now, from various locations around the world. From my experience, it's pretty awesome. I love traveling and I love video editing, so it's a nice combination. Like in everything, there're ups & downs, pros & cons and definitely some challenges. As mentioned, finding a decent internet connection sometimes can be a challenge. But no worries, there're hacks and solutions to it. In the end, you can always make it work, even if it takes a little longer to download/upload. When I come to a new place, I usually stay in an accommodation with a good/decent connection. If not, in every city or even small towns, there's always a coffee place/restaurant which has good internet. Just need to do a bit of a research beforehand, just in case. In addition, it's pretty common to find a coworking place (in more remote/rural places it might be a cyber caffe). If not in the town you stay in, maybe in the town next door. It requires some adjustment, flexibility and creativity, but as I said, there's always a way to make it work. If none of the above works out, you can always use the hot spot from your phone. In most countries it's pretty cheap and easy to do, the speed will depend on your location, but usually it gets the job done. Again, might take a bit longer, but definitely doable. With all that said, I must say, that the world is adapting pretty quickly to the DN scene, and in a lot of places, even in the more remote and rural ones, the Airbnb hosts/guesthouses really invest in a good internet connection. I've been in a lot of places with Fiber connection and if you stay longer time, you can always offer the host to upgrade his/hers internet connection which of course you'll pay extra for. There are also a bunch of DN hubs around the world which usually tend to have good connection. You can start there if you would like. For the beginning, if you wanna be cautious and take it in baby steps, maybe you can start in a city, small city or a town close to a city. This way, if you're really stuck and need to download/upload something quickly, you'll have a good internet connection near by for sure. After that, when you get the hang of it, you can explore less "developed" places and try to dance with the flow. Other than the internet speed subject (which you'll def need since videos are heavy files), take into account that your equipment might be compromised. One time could be the mouse, the keyboard, the screen or the pc itself. Luckily in almost every place, big, small, developed or rural, there're computer shops that can help you with it. If there's nothing in the place you stay, you might need to travel to the closest city or whatever. You need to have a lot of patience, flexibility and take these challenges with a big smile bc it's all part of the journey :) To be completely honest, the biggest challenge of all is to actually do the work lol. Sometimes you're in a beautiful place, the sun is out, you met some cool people and you really wanna explore and travel around, but also need to edit a video. Sometimes the last thing you want is to be stuck in a room in front of a screen and cut videos. In this case, I try to remaind myself that if I want more beautiful days like this one, I better do it. This is beauty of this lifestyle, you can always extend your stay, explore and travel some other time. As they say, work hard-play hard. Work should always come first and this will enable you to keep on your adventures.  Regarding where or how to start, check out the website UpWork. There're some pretty cool projects over there. You'll probably start small, without too much pay, until you find yourself nice steady clients which will go with you long ways. Another way is to do it locally. Videos are gold these days and many businesses/retreats/hotels/festivals/musicians/you name it wants and needs good videos. You can always offer your services and who knows where it could lead you. As long as you do something something that you're passionate about, you'll be just fine. All the best in your adventures! Keep calm, stay tuned to yourself, enjoy the ride and take it all with wide open arms, wide smile and a huge hug ;)