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Do you even need a fixed city these days? I've spent a lot of time on the European high-speed train network lately and I've jokingly been thinking about 'settin
by c1sc0 18y ago
Do you even need a fixed city these days? I've spent a lot of time on the European high-speed train network lately and I've jokingly been thinking about 'setting up office' in the train. For some reason I'm very creative and productive on trains.
You got wireless, snacks & drinks, relative quiet and if you take one of these all-you-can-travel (Germany: Bahncard 100) deals you just bought yourself an office in every German city for about 3500 euro / year. If you want first-class it'll be 5900 euro.
- quellhorst 18y agoThat's part of my goal, I have a fixed address for things that require it. Someone is at that address who can receipt/deposits of checks or handle forwarding of any mail that needs my attention. I doubt I could work on a train all the time. But I really could live almost anywhere as long as I had a net connect.