Make it work. Make it count.

You’re at Basecamp. Now let’s get to the top.

Almost overnight, the Coronavirus pandemic changed everything, forcing millions to work from home for the first time. It has unsettled, but also liberated, many of us.

It’s also presented a rare chance to reset priorities, and to explore opportunities remote work offers – personally and professionally. If you’ve ever considered starting a side hustle, this is your time. If you’ve ever wanted to pursue a hobby, this is your time. If you want to reshape you relationship to work and how it affects the other corners of your life, there’s never been a better time to do it.

But the question is, how do you do it, and not just for a few months, but the rest of your life? What tools can you use to be accountable and productive? How should you set up your home office or workspace? What about distractions, breaks, or worse, working more than you should?

This is what Remote Work Academy teaches. In it, I lead you through the five waypoints you’ll pass as you climb towards your version of working and living on your terms. Each waypoint is significant, and when tackled correctly, brings lots of positive changes, including:

• Save weeks each year otherwise spent commuting.
• Devote more time and presence to your children.
• Get to know your spouse in more meaningful ways.
• Save money on public transport, vehicle ownership and running costs, office attire, lunches, parking, etc.
• Dramatically reduce stress.
• Get more of your work done in less time.
• Start a new hobby or recommit to an old one.
• Start a side hustle or begin freelancing.
• Exercise more (or begin!).
• Kill the urge to keep up with the Joneses.
• Visit and care for your parents more.
• Work while travelling.
• Set an example for your kids on the things that really matter in life.
• Take back control of how, where and when you work.

What will you do with this opportunity?

Few things impact your life quite like your work – particularly how, where and when you do it. One of the best things you can do for your mental and emotional health is to develop autonomy over these things. It’s also one of the greatest gifts you can give your family because they get more of your valuable care and attention.

We all say our families are important, but how much time do you spend with them each day? How much is your work impacting your sense of control, meaning and purpose?

My intro course, Escape the Office Game Plan teaches the first and most critical step towards living and working on your terms – convincing your boss to let you work from home. Because of the pandemic, many of you are now doing this, but the call to return to the office will come, at least for some of you.

But you’re here, now. Whether by design or by direction, you’ve made it to basecamp, which is exciting, because working from home sets the stage for all the great stuff to follow.

That stuff is what Remote Work Academy is about.

If you’ve managed to escape the office, and you want to transform your work/life arrangement permanently, this course is a proven path to get there. It also comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee, so there’s no risk.

I hope to see you living and working on your terms – forever.

WFH isn’t the endgame.

It’s the means to create one.

My ‘fair-weather’ outdoor office – the back deck.

The course is simple and straightforward, and comprises three elements:

1. Six videos that walk you through the course
2. Six mini guides, complete with key question and space for answers and notes
3. Access to me for questions and advice

Will you join this adventure?

I wish I could offer you a pithy statement that inspires you to register, but if you’re like me (cynical, and blessed with a functioning bullsh*t-ometer), you probably hate them as much as I do.

So, I’ll leave you with this instead:

If you don’t join, your life will probably turn out just fine. But if you do, there’s a chance it’ll improve your life in a handful of meaningful ways – so you have nothing to lose and plenty to gain. If you have questions, though, just email me and I’ll respond personally.