When you love the thrill and excitement that comes with travel but need to keep working is it even possible to run a business across time zones, across cultures and on the go? You need to work to finance your
adventures but the idea of being tied to an office job in one place is the last thing you’d want to do. We take a look at how you can get up and go with your business with just a few tips and tricks and a little dedication.
Practice Makes Perfect
There’s simply no guarantee that you’re going to get it right straight away. Things like figuring out different time zones and knowing when you really need to be available to your customers and when you can factor in some down time are not going to be easy to pinpoint and will naturally vary from country to country.
You will need to figure out much of your day-to-day working strategy as you go, and this will require some patience. There are of course also some practical considerations about the country you’re in that will determine your success.
While the ideal image of working on a beach while sipping on some fresh juice is appealing, you’re going to at least need to be able to access your emails and have some kind of internet access. This is even more pressing if your business offers online or virtual services or sells physical products. It makes sense to check these considerations out before you set out from your hotel or you might find yourself darting in and out of internet cafes and risking the security of your platform.
