Working remotely provides a whole other level of freedom. When all you need to do your job is a computer and a WiFi signal, there’s no where you can’t go and nothing you can’t do (within reason). It’s a work method that literally allows you to “have your cake and eat it too” as you …
Are you interested in turning your part-time side hustle into one of those full-time remote jobs you keep hearing about? If you think working from home full time is too ambitious of a goal to take on, think again. We’ve listed tips to help you turn your part-time gig into a full-time remote job that will fatten …
Have you considered ditching your office job and trading it in for a home office, but aren’t sure if you’re ready to take the leap? Maybe you’re worried you won’t like it, or maybe you think you don’t have what it takes to stay motivated without the demands of an office. Changing jobs, or just …
Working from home is a dream come true for a lot of people. For some, the thought of freelance work is great, but the idea of spending the whole day staring at your own four walls is a little less appealing. Luckily, whether you’re in your hometown or working remotely from a cool city, there are several …
When you work remotely, one of the biggest benefits is the ability to take your work with you, allowing you to visit family, friends, and new places. An impressive 85 percent of Remoters report that travel flexibility is one of the biggest pros of working remotely. The idea of hopping from city to city sounds …
Nichole is a therapist and certified Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) teacher, who runs her own business, Mindfulness Based Interventions. Working remotely allows her to travel to the communities and people she works with, making her services more accessible. When she’s not on the road, she works from her home office where she gets her …
An Italian expat living in Berlin, Giulia teaches Italian to students from all over the world. Through her site Speak and Travel Italian, she offers online and in-person lessons, publishes a weekly podcast, and provides her students with supplemental listening and speaking exercises. When she’s not chatting with people from all over the world in Italian, …
From 9-to-5, Nadia works as a registered dietitian, but in her downtime, she sews and sells ski masks through her Etsy shop LycraUnincorporated (Note: the “Zombie Catpocalypse” is too good to pass up). Nadia lives the adventure-driven, mountain lifestyle herself; clocking in from campsites and riding her mountain bike over her lunch break. When she’s not climbing, skiing, …
