Working from home

The freedom.

The flexibility.

…the speaking to virtually no one.

I spoke to three people the other day, one spoke back.

The other day I went to the coffee shop to get some work done, feed off the energy of others and overpay for a 3-sip Cortado.

The Barista (great guy) showed me photos of his trip to Japan the whole time.

The WHOLE time.

I got NOTHING done.

I had to leave ‘cause I was tired.

I went home and took a nap.

I’m really over the whole working out of a coffee shop thing (as I write this from a coffee shop).

Sometimes I look around the room and judge everyone around me.

That’s a lie. I ALWAYS judge everyone around me.

Most days, I can pretty much guarantee I get about 65% LESS done than the average person.

I did a Google Image search of “office cubicles” recently.

I know that’s not the route… but I’m just imagining all the work I would get done.

I could be a millionaire by now if I worked out of a cubicle.

Ok, maybe not.

Everyone around me has OD’d on Zooms.

Me? I can’t book enough.

All that to say… I might not be the most “productive” remote worker to have lived.

But it’s given me the freedom to connect & re-connect with some important people in my life...

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Jonny