If You Could Work Anywhere, Where Would You Go?
One thing that I am loving about my new job (and many jobs are likely going to remain this way) is that I am working remote. Though because I am new, I am going to keep my schedule very standard for a while, it is more of an objective-completion schedule than it is an hour-based position. This means that as long as the work is getting done, it doesn't quite matter when I am online... This opens up a world of opportunities.
We are living in the first era ever where regular people are able to work from home. That means the end of commutes, early mornings, traffic, gas-costs, etc. When your work is done, the rest of your day is free and it belongs to you with no inhibitions, the way it always should have been. The concept of working remote also allows you to pick up your equipment and go wherever in the world you want to go.
I have always known that one day I want to end up living (or at least living a part of the year) in Europe. The vibes there are just so much better than in America as I find people to be much more laid back and willing to enjoy life rather than work and stress themselves to death. Well... With remote working, I could grab my computer and book a flight over to Ibiza, Mykonos, St. Tropez, Amalfi, etc. and be able to get my objectives done and spend the rest of my time enjoying the vibes.
With things like AirBNB, extended stays that don't quite qualify as renting or getting a lease are much more accessible than ever before. Really all you will need to ensure you have is a wifi connection and somewhere to charge your computer and you can pick up working right there.
I guess that if I really had to choose based on where I have already traveled, I would want to work somewhere with an island-vibe but is still accessible to the mainland just in case I wanted to take some weekend trips. I would choose to work on the Amalfi coast of Italy and take the train up to Rome for some travel opportunities. I loved Italy and the food is unbeatable if we're being honest with ourselves.
Hopefully one day, my job will just be watching my crypto passive income coming in through DeFi farms and contracts like xPolycub, but for now, I still need to keep working so I can stack those assets up to reach that point (in the very distant future as well haha). That's the dream; laying on the beach and buying daiquiris with PolyCub profits... Let's hope.
So I will end by asking you, where you would work if you could work anywhere in the world right now? Let me know in the comments, and I hope that one day you are able to do it!
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Unfortunately, I work in an office and have to serve a lot of people and have to satisfy their wants. On the other hand, my skills and knowledge of crypto are not as advanced as yours, so I can only create content to earn #hive. Nice to know you Mr.@rob23. Blessing.
I wouldn't call myself advanced in any way haha, but over many years from now I'll just be investing what I can and hopefully the markets follow our general beliefs about cryptocurrency becoming the new way the world works! In that case, anyone who was patient will make it!
I agree with you sir. Cryptocurrency has become a necessity for the transaction system, even though at this time as I read, not all countries have the courage to accept it, but in the future cryptocurrency will become a necessity. The way I invest here is only with writing and photography, hopefully, it can work out little by little for me. Blessing
Continuous participation will get you places here! I'll give you a follow, keep up the grind!
Thank you so much sir. Very appreciate it. Also when you have a large time, would you like to give some correction in my last post. 👃👃👃
That's really cool mate. After Covid, things have changed. We know that it's now possible to work from home with full efficiency. If my job was like that, I might not have quit. Two of my friends recently quit their jobs because their employers were expecting them to come to the office. That's bullshit. More and more people will quit if business owners don't change.
To answer your question, I would move to Thailand. :D The country is dirt cheap and you get everything you can think of.😂
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Thailand has been on my go-to travel list for a while (though I think they just banned Bitcoin...). Efficiency is a scam word companies made up to get compliance from employees, if the work gets done it shouldn't matter whether it took you the whole assigned period or just a few minutes. Work from home is an example of employee autonomy that must stick around in my opinion for people to have more free-will.
Thailand, Vietnam
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Beautiful landscapes for sure
If I had the chance, maybe from space? Working online means you are free to pick from anywhere and it would make for an interesting experience.
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