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Hit 2 years of full-time remote work and I'm done pretending it's all sunshine
Everyone talks about freedom and travel, but nobody mentions the 14 hour days when you're hopping time zones for client calls. I spent last March in Bangkok taking meetings at 2 AM because the US team refused to shift their schedule. That's when I hit 2 years on the road and realized the real milestone wasn't some fancy beach photo, it was figuring out which cities have reliable power and quiet apartments. The freedom is real, but it comes with a different kind of grind that most influencers skip. Has anyone else tracked how many actual work hours you lose to travel logistics each week?
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keithbutler27d ago
How many hours are you actually losing to stuff like hunting for apartments with good wifi or waiting on laundry between cities? I started tracking mine in a spreadsheet and it was eye opening, now I just book longer stays in two or three base cities and eat the flight cost instead of bouncing around every week.
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