Earlier this year I shared some thoughts on the State of the Digital Nomad Life. I talked about the fact that there are still plenty of newbies hitting the scene, but that there had been a strong shift to the home base strategy during the pandemic. …

One of the great pleasures of hosting the Remote Local Podcast is the chance to learn from fellow entrepreneurs what they would do if they had to start all over today (that’s a question I like to ask). …

If you haven’t read Gino Wickman’s legendary book Traction, stop reading this for a moment, buy it, then come back here and keep reading. …

For those of you listening to my pod (and for those of you who aren’t, check it out!) …

So I recently went to an event in Playa del Carmen where I got to catch up with fellow location independent business owners and aspiring digital nomads. So much has changed in the last two years, but so much has stayed the same. Let’s start with the what’s stayed the…

As you grow your Remote Local business, you may find opportunities to grow through acquisition. While this can sound exciting, remember Warren Buffet’s advice to be fearful when others are greedy. Let’s start the process with the homework for any acquisition: due diligence. Due Diligence There are two categories to look at…

So a saying in business that I really love is “begin with the end in mind.” It’s such a solid reminder of the power of intentionality. But I don’t subscribe to that philosophy when it comes to building your business. I’m much more focused on getting started. Start Now When I started…

Some time ago I got to write an in-depth Starter Story about my MaidThis Franchise journey. Not everyone will be interested in the long story, so I decided to put together a shorter version of that article, with some links to other articles I’ve written in the last year which…

Ever wonder what it’s like to be stranded on a desert island? Did you know people actually pay to do that? I did. That’s why I did that a couple weeks ago. I didn’t go planning to learn any business lessons. I was just there for my own personal growth…