What happens when your entire life—career, identity, community, and sense of home—gets compressed into a single device?

My Laptop Is My Passport is a deeply personal, sharply observant journey through the digital nomad lifestyle. Jean Claude Ai offers a candid, philosophical reflection on what it truly means to live and work without borders. Far from a how-to guide or glossy Instagram reel, this book dives into the messy, beautiful tension between freedom and constraint, connection and solitude, purpose and escape.

Through stories spanning six continents and seven years, Ai explores the real cost of trading stability for mobility. From visa limbo and laptop theft to moments of joy in unexpected places, this book examines the psychological, emotional, and ethical realities of modern nomadism in a hyperconnected world.

For readers who crave more than productivity hacks or beachside laptop clichés, this is an honest meditation on a lifestyle that promises everything—but also asks for everything in return.