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Elizabeth Potts Weinstein, Small Business Attorney

Elizabeth Potts Weinstein, Small business Attorney: Episode 5 Elizabeth Potts Weinstein is a fully remote small business attorney. She started in the sciences and made her way to patent law, then financial planning, and finally here, to small business law. You can find her at elizabethpw.com as well as on Facebook and Twitter. Also, I wanted to share my favorite post from her blog, What To Do If You Get a Cease & Desist Letter: Have a ...

A Day in My Life

Ashley Wiles – A Day in My Life

Ashley Wiles: Canggu, Bali Ashley Wiles, an author, speaker, coach, and mentor gives us a peek into her day: 6:00 am I wake up and meditate for 30 minutes in my room. I usually have a water bottle beside my bed as I’m always thirsty! 630 am Walk to my workspace 2mins and open up my several social media feeds. I like the social aspect of it, and spend time commenting and responding. 7:00 am Calls with Clients, Mentees, Coaches, Interviews ...

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Kate Buck Jr, Social Media Strategist

Kate Buck Jr, Social Media Strategist: Episode 4 Kate Buck Jr has been working in social media for thirteen years and her skills have grown with the industry. She started as a community administrator, shifting to a social media manager then later a social media strategist with her own course Social Media Pro, teaching thousands to become social media managers. You can find her at kbjonline.com, as well as on Facebook, Pinterest, ...

Location Independence Nuts and Bolts

How Close are You to Being Location Independent?

Location Independence and How to Get There The Price of Personal Freedom What are you worth? Not what is your value, but what would it take to buy your freedom? Your freedom from the 9 to 5, your freedom from the cubicle, your freedom from the ordinary. The freedom that being location independent gives you. If you don’t have a hard number, then how do you know what you’re working towards, how will you know when you’re ready? You want ...

A Day in My Life

Vicky Taylor – A Day in My Life

Vicky Taylor: Comillas, Spain Vicky Taylor, a translator and content creator gives us a peek into her day: 8:00 My activity bracelet starts vibrating after elbowing my boyfriend Ryan 3 times for snoring during the morning hours. I hug my hot water bottle and wonder how it could possibly be 8 AM already. Ryan starts the camper van to heat it up while I start booting up my laptop. 8:30 I missed breakfast because I stayed in bed a little too ...

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Natalie Williams, Podcast PR Specialist

Natalie Williams, Podcast PR Specialist: Episode 3 Natalie Williams transitioned from being a virtual assistant to specializing in connecting podcast guests and hosts. She started following the path we’re often encouraged to follow, but it wasn’t right for her, so she found her own way. You can find her at virtuallynatalie.com and on Instagram. Play to Find Your Work At a young age Natalie took on the persona ...

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Alyssa Cairns, Home Design and Decor Consultant

Alyssa Cairns, Home Design and Decor Consultant: Episode 2 Alyssa Cairns is a home design and decor consultant who works online and lives in Grand Rapids with her husband and two children. She started after deciding that she had to find a way to stay at home with her newborn rather than juggle commuting and childcare. You can find her at alyssaturnercairns.com as well as on Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram. You can use the code ...

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Heather Ryan, Bookkeeper and Accountant

Heather Ryan, Bookkeeper and Accountant: Episode 1 Heather Ryan is a bookkeeper and accountant who travels the US and Canada by RV with her husband and two dogs. Her grandfather instilled in her a love of baking and interestingly, that’s how she found her way to specializing in finances. You can find her at tax-queen.com as well as on Facebook and Pinterest. Her book, Taxes for RV Owners: What every nomad should know about taxes covers ...

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Welcome

Willkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome I just wanted to pop in and write a short note to tell you how happy I am that you came by. I started Compass when I saw so many women looking for ways to become location independent and mostly got inundated with responses about MLMs, dropshipping, and ESL tutoring. While there’s nothing inherently wrong with any of those things, there are so many options and at the same time, that makes it difficult to ...