One of the joys of running your own business is the fact that you can develop your own work styles without having to compromise them to toe the corporate line. You have the option to set flexible working hours and make your own rules.
In this section fellow soloists share what work styles have and haven’t worked for them including working holidays, hot desking, a mobile office and having a sea change. If you fancy a laugh, check out Noel Ranger’s article testing the theory of whether or not you can run a business from the beach.
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Six months ago, James Mawson freelanced for a month from Bali. What would he do differently next time?
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Of all the new ways to work happily and productively, little has resonated more with me than the concept of doing less. Join me...
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Thanks to technology it’s never been easier to hop around the world with your businesses in tow. Here’s how to make the most of...
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From a panel who have been there done that, this session explores creating a powerful vision, finding your purpose and managing overwhelm. It’s a...
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Mornings are King, writes Lucy Kippist. And there’s nothing more fascinating than other people's morning routines and rituals.
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Trendy minimalist office spaces sure look great, but where do you keep all your stuff? Sophia Russell adjusts her filter and investigates.
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This show is a panel discussion from the recent Flying Solo Live event in Melbourne, featuring Sarah Prescott from Thankyou, Jo Burston from Inspiring...
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Tired of working from his lounge room, James Mawson felt it was time to manage his affairs from a tropical beach paradise.
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My friend's starting a coworking space and I’m green with envy, writes Lucy Kippist.
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Farewell comfort and ease, soloist Andrew Griffiths is relocating and trading in his security blanket for a new adventure.