so much more.
So if you're trying to break into remote work, don't start by asking, "How do I work from home?"
Start by asking, "What skill do I want to be paid for from anywhere?"
A side pitch, I'm open for work and collaborations π
People ask me all the time, "How did you get into remote work?"
The funny thing is... I didn't even plan for it.
My first "remote job" wasn't actually remote.
It was a hybrid role.
Then one day, the organization removed transportation subsidies, gave up the office space,
support.
Another for research.
Another because they need an extra pair of hands for a project.
Remote work isn't one job.
It's an ecosystem.
Virtual Assistance. Customer Support.
Scriptwriting.
Design.
Tech... and
@GodfreyWis44495 Why do you keep cooking allmaort of lies because of impression. Plus you look like a matured guy, these are things kids should do. Tueeehhhh
The same people that questioned you will be the first to say "I always knew you could do it." π
Don't wait for people's validation to start. Your results will do the talking.
I was coordinating my best friend's bridal shower and I nearly let three people kill the whole vision. π
I sent a message to our bridal shower group for plans, contributions, the whole thing. And the first three responses I got were basically,
"Why should we be the ones
That business idea people laughed at. That service you want to offer as a VA or remote worker. That skill you've been sitting on because someone told you nobody would pay for it.
Do it anyway. Execute anyway. Succeed anyway.
Update on this post π― π
I said I was going to compliment our security lady the next time I saw her.
Well... it took a few days.
I've barely stepped outside since that post. It's been raining a lot around here, and I've been indoors trying to clear some backlogs.
Yesterday
I won't be going out today so I'd be complimenting our security lady. She can be very arrogant sometimes though. πππ
I'm sure she has not gotten a compliment in a while.
Let me make her day. I'd look at her carefully and look for something I like. Wait for update π