#remote work

It doesn’t matter how much you plan, what you strategise, and whom you bring into a project. It will never go to plan. But you should never focus on the negatives.

When I work with a client, the more I know about the end result (the destination), the better the solution will be. However, when on the road, I prefer the journey.

Your inner voice can sometimes be overwhelming, but if you don’t listen to that whisper, you might regret it later in life.

Hustle culture has to stop. We all need to work for obvious reasons like rent etc. However, do you need to work as hard as you are?

Simplicity played a major part if you want to have the freedom to do anything you want, The more complex your life, the more annoying it will be. The same goes for your tech and how it’s set up.

We have too much stuff. We don’t understand why. We just need to find a way to have less and enjoy our lives. The road to simplicity can be hard, to begin with, but once done, you’ll let go of your burdens.

Yesterday I spoke about being able to work when you’re offline when you don’t have an internet connection because I was on holiday, a lot of people that are on holiday and they can’t always work without the internet. Things like Google Drive and Dropbox, stuff like that.

You may or may not know that last week I wasn’t around, and I was on a road trip to Portugal and kind of Spain. It’s a long story. I’ll save that for another time.‍

The ability to work remotely isn’t just for the employees to drink margaritas on the beach.

Today I saw an article by SpriteCloud and the tools they use for Remote Work, and it intrigued me as I know the CEO Andrew and respect his work.

Both Basecamp and Notion are amazing apps. However, they do things quite differently, and if you’re thinking between the two, I know what I would choose.

Overcoming your fears is not an easy thing to do, but there are always people who can help you with whatever you’re fighting with.

Backing up is vital to make sure you don’t lose any data but have you thought about a backup of the tools you use in your business?

In times of desperation and needing expert advice, you need to worry about the credentials of the person giving you the information.

The weekend is upon us, and the situation around the globe isn’t getting any better. There are a ton of businesses feeling the pinch, by either lack of work or having to stay home and remote working.

So the newfound ‘hype’ or remote work is getting out of hand with this coronavirus (COVID-19) issue the world is having.

Remote Work isn’t a fad, it’s one area of your business that you need to start paying attention to. The talent you’re employing could be of much better calibre if you start casting your net wider.

In recent times ‘remote work’ has become vital to the smooth running of a business.

Working remotely is possible, and it’s insanely easy if you’ve set up the right system. In this video, I go through my workflow on the iPhone while I relax in the park with Woof!