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There’s nothing like a misty morning walk to start the day off right. 🌧 It’s been a couple of months since I moved (back) to the country and am absolutely loving it. Mat is settling in very well too! 👩🏼‍🌾👨🏼‍🌾🐓 I still feel connected to people and my work, whilst also feeling like there’s much more space for clarity and to get stuff done. Minimizing the noise and distractions means I’ve been able to focus on the stuff that’s important. I love getting the train to the city then coming home and feeling a release as I’m among the trees and birds again. And I’ve become conscious of the different types of birds that visit our garden (get me a bird watcher t-shirt stat!) – and love stopping for ducks as they cross the road. I want to prove that you can build a global impact business, enjoy family time, live mindfully, healthily, and sustainably, while being based anywhere. It’s the next challenge in remote work. You never know how long a life chapter will last so I won’t say we won’t ever move again – for now, this set up is marrying every part of me together, and I simply love it. 🥰

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Posted on:July 3, 2010

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