THE PERMESSO CHRONICLES

THE PERMESSO CHRONICLES – The Digital Nomad Italy Companion Workbook : Your Step-by-Step Guide to Actually Working from Italy (Without Losing Your Wifi or Your Mind) (The Nomad Chronicles)

Stop dreaming about working from Italy and start planning. This battle-tested workbook gives you 90+ exercises, financial calculators, visa checklists, and emergency protocols to transform your remote work fantasy into sustainable reality. Written with Anthony Bourdain-style honesty by someone who’s actually done it—cried in consulates, cursed at wifi, and still built a thriving career from a Tuscan apartment. If you can work from your kitchen table, you can work from Italy. This workbook shows you how.

What You Get:

✓ The Digital Nomad Budget Calculator (including hidden costs like “good office chair in Italy: €400-800”)

✓ Client Scripts That Actually Work: “I’m relocating to Italy to expand my professional horizons…”

✓ Visa Document Checklist tested in real Italian consulates

✓ City Comparison Matrix: Milan vs Florence vs Naples for remote workers

✓ Crisis Protocols: What to do when internet fails during a client presentation

✓ 90-Day Action Plan: From arrival to integration

✓ Monthly Tracking Sheets: Income, productivity, and Italian progress

Perfect For:

• Remote workers ready to upgrade from home office to Italian piazza
• Freelancers who realize Zoom works from anywhere
• Anyone who checked their company’s remote work policy and thought “Why not Italy?”

Not For:

• People who think “remote work” means “extended vacation”
• Anyone allergic to planning, paperwork, or pasta

Real Tools, Real Results:

No Instagram fantasies. Just practical worksheets like:

• “Can I Really Work From Italy?” productivity test
• Tax planning for the internationally confused
• “When Internet Fails” emergency protocols
• Italian phrases for digital nomads (“Il wifi non funziona!”)

200+ pages of fillable exercises, honest advice, and step-by-step guidance. Plus free downloadable resources at Exit-Strategies.com.

Because the hardest part isn’t the visa or the wifi—it’s the moment you stop planning and start living.