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loud-glass-33663
06/29/2019, 5:59 AMWhere are you investing the additional time (and money sometimes) that you save by working remotely?Just curious to see what everyone hopes to achieve in a couple of years of working remotely with the bonus time?
loud-glass-33663
06/29/2019, 6:04 AMI can go first.
I have felt for quite a long time now (thanks to: Your Money or your Life - https://amzn.to/2FFwifo - a very underrated book) — that eventually, the way to get out of the rat race is to have a profitable indie business (initially on the side, hopefully full time in the long run).
Exchanging time for $$ is not a good match for me in the long term.
So working on that front. Have a couple of ideas on which I have done some amount of work. Hoping to push some out soon and see how it goes. 🤞
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tall-postman-9284
06/29/2019, 7:05 AMI spent a lot of time with family and pets, and had a very relaxed life. No solid achievements in the time span as such, but hoping to change that soon
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adorable-musician-78571
06/29/2019, 9:18 AMI work mainly on my side projects and am planning to launch about 4 products and create a good community of people. I am doing it for about 2 years now but not exact remote working per se. I have been freelancing and the best I would say is investing the time to do something I love.
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glamorous-hair-53901
06/29/2019, 1:15 PMSimilar for me ^^
Spend a lot of time with family, relaxed life.
My strategy on getting out of the rat race is to invest money as much as possible, and FI as quickly as possible.
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loud-glass-33663
06/29/2019, 5:08 PMPretty cool! Relaxing and spending time with family is a big deal and highly under-rated. It is pretty cool that we are able to pull this off while working full time.
My last couple of years have been similar - been more available at home for family. Nice to know that lots of remote folks are in a similar place. Thanks for sharing. 🙏
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