Most people think landing a remote job means applying to hundreds of listings.
You only need a few great applications, written really well.
Stop spraying resumes.
Start sending applications that actually sound like you.
One of the biggest lessons I learned while working remotely and living in a new country every 30-90 days is...
Routine is vital.
Without routine, you end up working when you're least productive or when you'd rather be working on your passions in life.
I remember the day I stepped off the plane the day after quitting my office job of 24 years.
Apprehension and anxiety flowing. Doubts on if I would land a remote job.
Making life changing decisions are never easy. 11 years later I can tell you it was worth it.
Many remote jobs are never posted.
They’re filled through referrals.
That’s why networking matters.
If you apply to remote job boards only, you’re competing with hundreds of applicants.
If someone vouches for you, you’re likely only competing with a handful because the remote job is not public.
If you’re serious about landing a remote job — follow me.
I’ve been working remotely for 10 years and coach others to do the same. I share practical, no-fluff advice to help you escape the office and finally land the remote job you deserve.
Let’s get you hired. 💻
