Being Prepared to Work when Traveling

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Working and Traveling, everyone thinks it’s a dream, and it can be if you’re prepared. In this episode, Legit Trips owner Kristen Sargent shares how she learned to get real work done and never miss a beat while on the road. She’s been working remotely full time since 2005 so she’s learned a thing or two along the way. Listen in for her top 4 tips!

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This episode was published on February 28, 2020.

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Working and Traveling, everyone thinks it’s a dream, and it can be if you’re prepared. In this episode, Legit Trips owner Kristen Sargent shares how she learned to get real work done and never miss a beat while on the road. She’s been working...

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