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 Andriy, a Wordpress developer & consultant

I'm a boring person in that sense I guess because I typically work from my room at my home :)

I honestly don't work from coffee shops and things like that because I don't like to spend time commuting there.

Plus places like that can be noisy.

That's why I prefer my home.

Andriy has a simple approach to productivity—learn about his one essential remote work tool & his strategy for selecting clients.

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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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