Have Laptop Will Travel

How To Make Money At Home Or On The Road

Originally posted on April 5, 2017 @ 5:18 am

If all you ever do for work is punch a clock your life could get pretty boring. Some people do everything they can to avoid or get out of that type of career situation. You can make a living without punching a clock or feeling like a drone.

You can make a living from home or even on the road. Plenty of people do both of these things on a regular basis. In fact, with wifi and smartphones, it’s easier now to work from anywhere. If you’ve been thinking about becoming your own boss, here are some tips. [Read more…]

Some Options For Work While Traveling

Originally posted on November 20, 2017 @ 8:53 am

There’s no denying that some people are just naturally restless. And those are the folks that have trouble with the 9-to-5 jobs where they wake up every morning and travel to the same office a few miles from their home, and then travel back again at the end of the evening. Some people want to figure out how to work while they’re going longer distances to have a broad range of experiences.

A few of the things that you can do that might help get rid of this restlessness include taking a job in consulting, figuring out how to get passive web income, or participating in a career that involves call center support. Some lucky people even get to have a job that exists because they are traveling, not in spite of it. [Read more…]

How To Protect Against Moths While You’re Away Traveling

Originally posted on June 2, 2017 @ 10:49 am

We all love a good adventure, and traveling is one of the best ways to induce exciting and memorable moments. The trouble typically comes around when people are away from their homes for an extended amount of time. What if Sally wants to travel around the world and take a whole year to complete the trek?

Just a bit of knowledge will quickly clear up any cause for concern. Moths are an age old pesky foe, but that also means we have had plenty of time to figure out a battle plan. Take a moment to read through this short overview of a few of the best ways to end and/or prevent a moth invasion while away traveling. [Read more…]

4 Tips To Get You Working On A Beach

Originally posted on November 11, 2016 @ 8:36 am

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Imagine the sound of the waves as they lap on the shore. The smell of the fresh beach air. The feel of the sand pressing through your toes as you walk to the water. You’re ready to pack your bags after a long work week, right? Not so fast, you’ve still got a couple of things on your job list to do. Before you get yourself looking good for sitting in the sun, you need to get together a couple of things to help you get your work done. What do I need to get around so I can get those last few boxes checked?

Get Mobile

If you don’t have a mobile Hotspot as a part of your service, contact your mobile provider and add that service to your plan. Make sure you walk through the process and test out your setup. It is important that your laptop is authorized for your hotspot and that are password protected. Good security protects your access point, so you can sit in the sand and finish off those last few emails without worrying about someone accessing your connection point. [Read more…]

When the Desire To Travel for Work and Entertainment Starts Slowing Down

Originally posted on January 26, 2018 @ 8:32 pm

It can be fun thinking that you will be happy traveling around your state, country, or the world for various work and entertainment purposes. You have nothing holding you down. Your responsibilities are covered by the fact that you are connected to the Internet. Everything is awesome. Everything is flexible, fluid, and exciting.

But at some point, there may be a desire to slow down. Even if you have the best mobile job in the world, or you love seeing new places, eventually the trials of the road may catch up to you. And that’s when it’s not a bad time to sit back and take stock of what it means to be in one place for a minute. You can think about topics like home mortgages, remote but geographically stable work, the benefits of a strong virtual network, and how physical stability can help once you decide it’s time to start archiving and backing up all of your experiences on the road. [Read more…]