The other way around. I work remotely so that I can live wherever I like. I made the jump to remote work nearly 20 years ago, specifically so that I could have

The other way around. I work remotely so that I can live wherever I like. I made the jump to remote work nearly 20 years ago, specifically so that I could have the freedom to live anywhere. First stop was the beach, in places like Thailand and central America where the climbing and surfing is good and living is cheap. Eventually to Fontainebleau, where they keep all the best bouldering. That's the biggest perk of this gig: that you can do it remotely. Find the place you'd most like to live on the world, then find a bed and internet there. Sorted. It's baffling, watching the entire world get handed this dream that took so much time and effort to arrange back then, and seeing people complain that they miss their commute.