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I often tell people, my 3 pound MacBook Air and iPhone is my office. However, below is a photo of my home office. I also... -
I have a fairly standard setup when working from home: I use a MacBook Air that I connect to an external... -
Lately I’ve been traveling a lot so my work environment tends to be airplanes, hotels or my apartment. At home I have a 27”... -
I work a lot, but I don’t have set hours, so it’s less stressful when planning meet-ups with friends... -
The flexibility of choosing my own suitable work environment, having the privacy to stay focused on work and tune out distractions,... -
One of the biggest benefits is the flexibility it offers. It allows workers to strike a balance between work, family, and... -
Working from home it is easy to work when I need to and do other things as I wish. I often combine work and... -
Not really good, I’m always available, so many times I don’t completely separate between work and life. But if... -
I’m not very good at it (my company is my baby), but I try. One of our employees (Leon) has a... -
Make sure to have a separate working space when working remotely so that you can shut down and walk away easily. -
If you’ve done a good job building your business, you should be able to disconnect and trust your team. I... -
Don’t work in your house all day long. Work in a coffee shop or in a co-working space if you... -
Smart and Gets Things Done by Joel Spolsky, and Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman (not exactly a business... -
4 hour workweek by Tim Ferriss -
Traction is a recent favorite. Good to Great and Blink stuck with us. -
Structure without bureaucracy is essential. -
A phrase that comes up a lot at Universal Mind is “don’t take yourself too seriously.” -
“Seek first to understand before being understood.” – Steven Covey -
Back in those days when I used to work almost 24/7? Trains, buses, planes, hotel rooms, and hostel rooms. There’s nothing... -
Best – I love the occasional quiet morning in a local coffee shop, Port City Java, if I can get away and... -
I’ve answered work emails from a lot of places. The worst has probably been public restrooms while waiting for a kid to “go”....
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