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Awhile ago I posted about a narratively digital article by Megan Giller about the indigenous women in the background of some of south America’s most prominent male chefs. One was Patricia Perez who uses her grandmother’s ancient map to forage for plants and herbs in the desert no one else can access. With the link …
Many aspire to make a personal positive impact on climate change and our human impact on our environment. Some aspire to de-stress and embrace lifestyle alternatives living off-grid. Rather than my usual blog post this month I will share a video that will surely inspire. I discovered this video on the YouTube channel Growing Small …
What am I …. what are you … waiting for? We can often be the ones to talk ourselves out of living a passion or changing our path. It’s sad and self-defeating when someone says “ But I can’t I’m __ (You fill in the blank with an age) .” I think, actually I know because there is …
… (and other traditionally male professional trades) … According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 2% of electricians are female. And, according to FamilyHandyman.com, women make up less than 10% of skilled trade jobs in the U.S. This low representation in trade professions is not limited to the United States, or to electricians. According …
Work from anywhere, and make a real difference giving back at the same time? No, it is not too good to be sure. Living a digital nomad life keeps getting better and better. June 26th Lenovo announced its expanding its remote work initiative “Work for Humankind” to Raleigh North Carolina via a collaboration with nonprofit Birdlife …
The National Trust Cymru is looking for someone develop a farm business on the 134-acre Lords Park Farm site. With sea views, BBC News as described it as “the stuff of dream homes.” The property is surrounded by meadows and woods. It includes a 4-bedroom 19th century farm house an annex and what BBC News describes as “traditional …
According to the United States Census Bureau, those that work remotely have higher income and education and better health. U.S. Census Bureau also found that prior to the Coronavirus working from home was a luxury of the relatively affluent. To generalize, in the U.S., this was mostly knowledge workers, executives, IT professionals, financial analysts and some …
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Following Airbnb’s launch of similar programs in France and the U.K. last year the company put in place a pilot program this month, with a deadline of June 15th, 2023, to help hosts in Massachusetts go green. The program offered eligible hosts in the Bay state up to $2,500 in grants. According to Airbnb, the program’s …
… as eLearning classes … If you haven’t been sleeping under a rock you know of the plethora of reasons for leaping into creating online classes and becoming an eLearning content creator. And the reasons include; · Lifestyle benefits such as a better quality of life · Work remotely · Travel the country, or the world, living the digital nomad …
In a recent post I spotlighted how the Covid Pandemic led to a number of trends accelerating and converging in remote work, eLearning and off-the-grid digital nomad lifestyle. I am a proponent of online course creation (fulltime or parttime) as a new business pursuit that changes both one’s lifestyle and financial circumstances. The possibilities for who can choose …
