Work to live, don’t live to work. Remote enables the former - you can live in NY and have a 3am Pokemon club meeting less than a mile away, you can live in a cabin in the woods and spend your time fishing, it’s upto you.
It sounds like you want others to live near you and spend their time doing things for you. That’s fine, but you might not find many people who are willing to do that, especially if they are working to live.
Personally I think the future of work is looking great.
It sounds like you want others to live near you and spend their time doing things for you. That’s fine, but you might not find many people who are willing to do that, especially if they are working to live.
Personally I think the future of work is looking great.