This week on WPblab, Bridget Willard & Jason Tucker speak with Jon Brown about his life as a nomad, being the remote boss and working with remote workers. We also get into travel, dealing with slow wifi, having redundant internet access when abroad and his collection of cellular phone sim cards.
Later in the show, we are joined by聽Russell Aaron聽and Made Better Studio to ask some questions live on the air.
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Weekly Watercooler Discussions about WordPress and it鈥檚 community.
Thanks all. Sorry I didn’t pay better attention to the comment stream… so many things!
@jasontucker if I wanted to ask you a WordCamp question, how is best to contact you?
you have to compete for airtime on watercooler
I thought of a relevant pet peeve. When your client says they have good internet, and they don’t.
@PappyOyler firstname@lastname.pro
AMEN
thanks
feedback Asana on that
we could all spam them
because you’re totally right
Hmmm. Cool.
Haha thank you.
Bali is an expensive flight away unfortunately.
:O
@jb510 Asana feedback form to submit your request for reverse chronological https://asana.com/support?utm_source=asana&utm_medium=inproduct&utm_campaign=helpmenu-signups#contact-form
that’s just not right
for international
why is domestic so much more?
get to sleep
Tardis Air
I’m keen to find out who organises the Indonesia and Australia WordCamps so I can discuss their speakers maybe coming down here for another WCNZ. Next year it will have been 3 years since our last.
@jasontucker YIH thank you
“valentmustamin” is the author
@AdamThomson https://2013.indonesia.wordcamp.org/contact/
Also I’m actually thinking of attending WCUS in 2017/2018. It’s a short-term goal of mine to have a bit of a working holiday over there.
@AdamThomson rad
@jb510 I actually just submitted your feedback request under my Asana account, so the #spam-request for reverse cron in Asana inbox has officially started. 馃槈
@MadeBetter rad
#travel-hacks-forever
hehehe
I hear Thailand is one of the most friendliest places…
maybe a #travel-hacks-forever co-working location dropzones around the world?
Cheapest flight I could find is $515 USD to go from Wellington, NZ to Denpasar, Bali, and that’s with 5 stopovers. State of it.
Bye y’all
Love Thailand. Bali too… both have a culture of hospitality…
bye everyoen
Coworking is really good there (lots of remote foriegn workers)
bye!! <3
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