Location independence. Which path to take?

[Solipsismo]

Hello everybody,
My goal is to be able to travel the world and live wherever I want.
I would like to build ultimately a money-tree, but before reaching that stage, I would like to focus on studying a skill that could provide me good cash, enough to live as a digital nomad, through 100% remote freelancing (or being employed, but this is much more difficult and I have not a residence in US)
After extensive research, I found out there are many paths to reach this goal, but the most popular and probably possible ones are:
A) Digital marketing
B) IT/Development, coding
C) Design
D) Writing, included copywriting
Which path would you suggest, considering the impact AI is having on the job market

 

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[Andy Black]

Which path would you suggest, considering the impact AI is having on the job market

Do you have experience in any of them?

Do you have any interest in any of them?

 

[MTF]

Marketing is the most useful skill out of the ones you listed. The rest is or will be largely taken by AI soon.

 

[Solipsismo]

Do you have experience in any of them?

Do you have any interest in any of them?

No
I have only interest in marketing
I was considering the web design course sponsored on this site mainly because it is the first digital product I have seen sponsored by MJ De Marco and maybe is a solid way to get into online frelancing as soon as possible, but I don't know

 

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[Andy Black]

No
I have only interest in marketing
I was considering the web design course sponsored on this site mainly because it is the first digital product I have seen sponsored by MJ De Marco and maybe is a solid way to get into online frelancing as soon as possible, but I don't know

MJ doesn't sponsor it. Fox pays for an ad.

Regardless, I'd say web design and digital marketing are better to get into than copywriting. Copywriting would be part of both web design and digital marketing.

They're not the only types of work tou can do remotely.

I know a guy who sells print-on-demand t-shirts. And another guy who runs a few cleaning businesses in the US while living in Japan...