How Do You Work While Traveling?
Many people work remote and travel with their work now. It really helps to see how others work and reach their goals while they’re traveling. Share your tips.
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Okay, I live in Alaska, where we are still in 3rd world status when it comes to connectivity, so working remote is different depending on where I am traveling.
In reality, though, there are a lot of places I go where my laptop shouldn’t. It would just be a really stupid idea to take it camping, hiking, hunting, fishing or white-water rafting. The Alaska Marine Highway doesn’t have connectivity, but it also doesn’t have places to plug in. There are just a lot of places where I go that I can’t take my trusty writing tool.
But that doesn’t stop me. All I need to write is a spiral-bound stenographer’s pad and a pen. Those are almost always in my backpack as I hike into the woods. I take it with me when I’m going somewhere without connectivity. I usually carry one with me even when I travel in the Lower 48 because sometimes we have odd friends with issues about wi-fi. I can write anywhere with my steno notebook and pen. What I lose in efficiency by having to transcribe into the computer later I sometimes offset by the burst of creativity that writing long-hand affords me.
Sometimes the simplest approach is the best.
aurorawatcherak 
I take my laptop everywhere. When biking it’s with me too! I pack it first and whatever room I have left is where my clothes fit.
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I take it with me when it makes sense, but Brad sort of has a “no technology” rule. We leave our cell phones in the glove box, even.
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Last family get together, my uncle was asking for the wi-fi password at my parents, and I cinched up protectively. I bit my lip. In this case, he’s not the most trustworthy person, so I understand my reaction. My dad made some comment and then went onto something else. LOL You don’t strike me as untrustworthy, though. But, I get it. I guess.
They have waterproof lock-boxes you can get for your laptop, as well as a ‘wrap’ that protects it from the elements.
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No, I wouldn’t be caught surfing kiddie porn or selling heroin on the dark net, that’s for sure. He seemed concerned that I would give the passwords to others or they could get it off my laptop later and then use it. I think he’s a little security paranoid. I would have given him mine in a heartbeat.
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And I have looked into an otter box for my lap top. It’s just kind of pricey and more often than not we don’t have electricity or connectivity, so it’s easier just to leave it at home. And, I do find I get very creative with the notebook.
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