Dec
03
If you are a Work Anywhere person like me, or know someone who is, this list is for you. Here are the six things on my Anywhere Christmas list:
Really, I don’t actually need any of this stuff. They just compliment my lifestyle. If you’re really looking for great things to spend money on this holiday season, please consider donating to a charity such as Samaritan’s Purse in honor of the special people in your life. We are purchasing some gifts for children in memory of our friend Nathan.
What’s on your Anywhere Christmas list this year?
Great advise Dave, and great background for the video. The snow looks great!
Thanks for the tips! My husband is an anywhere man and would love all of those things under the tree.
Keep the videos comin! So jealous of the snow too!
Thanks Cassie! I'm loving the snow right now too. Should I send some your way?
Thanks for stopping by AnywhereMan.
Nature makes the best background, Jimmy.
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I would add to this list the book “The Four Hour Workweek.” Any anywhereman needs to have read this book for the amazing tips for optimizing an anywhere life. Anywhere people who have read it will appreciate the updated version, thus allowing them to gift their original copy.
he's got some decent tips at his site too for christmas. http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2009/11/30...
Thanks for the reminder, Jake. I have it downloaded from Audible and need to give that a listen. I read about half of it two years ago and wasn't really in a place where it impacted me much, but I think that in my current situation that 4HWW would hit the spot.
PS I love that the #1 item on Feriss' Christmas list is earplugs.
I would add to this list the book “The Four Hour Workweek.” Any anywhereman needs to have read this book for the amazing tips for optimizing an anywhere life. Anywhere people who have read it will appreciate the updated version, thus allowing them to gift their original copy.
he's got some decent tips at his site too for christmas. http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2009/11/30...
Thanks for the reminder, Jake. I have it downloaded from Audible and need to give that a listen. I read about half of it two years ago and wasn't really in a place where it impacted me much, but I think that in my current situation that 4HWW would hit the spot.
PS I love that the #1 item on Feriss' Christmas list is earplugs.