Comments on: Seven Steps To Living The Dream And Working From Anywhere http://suitcaseentrepreneur.com/inspiration/seven-steps-to-living-the-dream-and-working-from-anywhere/ Creative ways to run your business from anywhere Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:32:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Maria http://suitcaseentrepreneur.com/inspiration/seven-steps-to-living-the-dream-and-working-from-anywhere/comment-page-1/#comment-6836 Maria Sat, 22 Oct 2011 18:16:05 +0000 http://womanzworld.com/?p=2344#comment-6836 I'm a language teacher and I started my online business few months ago, even though I can get "in person" students pretty easily. One of the purposes why I did so was in order to be free to travel and work from anywhere. The business is working better little by little, which encourage me to keep learning but I still feel quite insecure about the way it has to be run. So, these steps come in handy. Thanks! I’m a language teacher and I started my online business few months ago, even though I can get “in person” students pretty easily.
One of the purposes why I did so was in order to be free to travel and work from anywhere.
The business is working better little by little, which encourage me to keep learning but I still feel quite insecure about the way it has to be run. So, these steps come in handy.
Thanks!

]]> By: Natalie http://suitcaseentrepreneur.com/inspiration/seven-steps-to-living-the-dream-and-working-from-anywhere/comment-page-1/#comment-1502 Natalie Thu, 15 Jul 2010 20:02:57 +0000 http://womanzworld.com/?p=2344#comment-1502 Oh so true Cecilia, the wise one. I don't think I necessarily had any preconceptions of achieving more while travelling but I definitely hadn't anticipated the lack of structure and schedule to effect it quite so much. You're bang on with not being able to manage client work after a day out sightseeing but I'm sure over time you work out what you're able to do effectively and when. At least that's where my adventure is heading! Oh so true Cecilia, the wise one. I don’t think I necessarily had any preconceptions of achieving more while travelling but I definitely hadn’t anticipated the lack of structure and schedule to effect it quite so much. You’re bang on with not being able to manage client work after a day out sightseeing but I’m sure over time you work out what you’re able to do effectively and when. At least that’s where my adventure is heading!

]]> By: Cecilia Lu http://suitcaseentrepreneur.com/inspiration/seven-steps-to-living-the-dream-and-working-from-anywhere/comment-page-1/#comment-1501 Cecilia Lu Thu, 15 Jul 2010 19:58:18 +0000 http://womanzworld.com/?p=2344#comment-1501 Personally, I think the hardest part of working while traveling is keeping focused. One side of your brain screams that you should be in full vacation-mode, and the other insists that clients, deadlines, and promises mean something, remember? I find that having a plan and discipline is all well and good, but you should always keep in mind that you'll be less productive than predicted. Writing that strategy for a client after spending the day out sightseeing or at the beach may seem to be the perfect compromise at the time, but chances are, things aren't going to happen within the same speed, quality, and or quantity than business as usual. Oh, and I love Keane! ;) - Cecilia Lu Networking Ninja Personally, I think the hardest part of working while traveling is keeping focused. One side of your brain screams that you should be in full vacation-mode, and the other insists that clients, deadlines, and promises mean something, remember?

I find that having a plan and discipline is all well and good, but you should always keep in mind that you’ll be less productive than predicted. Writing that strategy for a client after spending the day out sightseeing or at the beach may seem to be the perfect compromise at the time, but chances are, things aren’t going to happen within the same speed, quality, and or quantity than business as usual.

Oh, and I love Keane! ;)

- Cecilia Lu
Networking Ninja

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