Do you have a dedicated space to work?

Interview with Erin, a videographer who found her freelancing niche

Not really to be honest. I like to switch up my location so my days don’t feel too monotonous. I like jumping around to different coffee shops and then even at home, I’ll mix up between working at my desk, couch, or the kitchen table.

Erin is a videographer who carved out a successful freelancing niche—see how she optimizes her time and plans for the ups and downs of freelance work.

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Interview with Wilbert, an ESL teacher that remotely teaches English to kids

When I’m at home, I normally do my work in my room. I have a basic PC setup as well as a laptop, in case I need to move around.

It’s very important that you work in a quiet environment so that you can be more focus on the task at hand and not be interrupted.

Because for some of us, we tend to lose our momentum in doing the required task if in cases that someone interrupts us or diverts our attention to something else.

Wilbert is an ESL (English as a Second Language) Teacher that made the jump to remote work to gain more freedom from his office job.

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Interview with Mary, a remote senior marketing content writer who maximizes downtime

I sure do! I have a pretty large bedroom, so one half of it has my work desk, comfy chair, and my laptop. I keep oldies music on in the background just for some kind of noise —and of course that gets turned off during any meetings.

With the help of a Franklin Covey Notebook & a few rounds of Candy Crush—Mary shows how important downtime is to remote work. See how she maximizes her time and puts work-life balance first.

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