June 18, 2020
The COVID-19 lockdown has forced lots of business owners to think differently about how their business operates. Because this may not be the last time there’s a lockdown, and no one wants to be taken by surprise like that again. A curious theme I’m hearing from some client recently is that while the quarantine was originally a MAJOR inconvenience, they’re now seeing a new opportunity they hadn’t anticipated. The opportunity to go location independent. And with that, an opportunity to re-evaluate what they want to get out of their business. The kind of life they want to lead going forward. Some even have a twinkle in their eye as they think about living and working from anywhere. What would that be like to have the freedom to roam? Well, it takes some planning. In this short video, I share the top three questions I usually ask my solo firm and small business clients: They include: CAN you work remotely … or does your business require a specific physical location? What tech infrastructure will you need…
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