Working remotely isn’t a free pass to sip flat lattes in Bali while occasionally clicking a trackpad. It requires structure, discipline, and the ability to manage your own time without slipping into feral freelancer mode. But for those of us who value flexibility, focus, and not being asked what we’re doing for lunch every day—it’s worth it.
These digital jobs aren’t just placeholders until “real jobs” return. They’re real, sustainable careers that can be built from a kitchen table, a coworking space, or a hotel room two time zones away. The tools are there. The work exists. And the commute is remarkably short.
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