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Off-Grid & Remote
W O R K I N G
@travistotz

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I’m Travis Totz.
@travistotz
Hello.

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@TheEcoTravelers

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I’m an owner
and partner at
Westwerk
westwerk.com
@westwerkdesign

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I’m also the
director of
Press75
press75.com
@press75

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A quick story.

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I wanted to work off-grid.
See the country.
Travel.

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What is off-grid?
What is remote?

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So, you are wanting
to work off-grid or remote…

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Great idea!

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But.
There’s good news
and bad news.

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The Good News.

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You can leverage WordPress.

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The Bad News.

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It’s not always easy.

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The freedom is awesome
B UT IT’ S A LS O REA LLY C H A LLEN G I N G

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The Pros.

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The Pros.
THE FREEDOM.
Get stuff done when you get stuff done.

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The Pros.
YOU GET TO SEE THE WORLD.
Depending on how you want to work off-grid or remote. Travel
is much easier to do.

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The Pros.
INSPIRATION EVERYWHERE.
Gain unique perspectives and levity from new places and
beautiful environments all the time.

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The Pros.
OFF-GRID IS GREEN.
Live a more sustainable life if you’re working and
living off-grid.

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The Pros.
SIMPLIFIED AND LESS EXPENSIVE.
Give yourself less clothing options and things become
immediately more simple.

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The Cons.

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The Cons.
INTERNET CONNECTION.
Constantly obsessing over finding the best internet connection
starts to rule your life. Goodbye Netflix and Spotify.

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The Cons.
FEELING ISOLATED.
If you are used to a standard office environment, the switch to
remote can be difficult.

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The Cons.
ALWAYS ON THE GO.
Love it or hate it, this can become taxing.

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Products & Tools
TH AT MA KE IT PO S S IB LE

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Products & Tools.
Verizon Wireless Jetpack
verizonwireless.com/internet-devices/

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Cell Phone Tethering
wikihow.com/Activate-Internet-Tethering-on-the-iPhone
Products & Tools.

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WiFi Ranger
wifiranger.com
Products & Tools.

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Products & Tools.
Solar Panels
renogy-store.com

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Products & Tools.
Batteries & Inverter
Interstate AGM Batteries / Magnum Inverter

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Small External Hard Drive
seagate.com or wdc.com
Products & Tools.

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Good Sam and Passport America
goodsamclub.com / passportamerica.com
Products & Tools.

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Add World Clocks
iStatMenus / Clocks / Browser Extensions
Products & Tools.

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Chat Programs
Google Hangouts / HipChat / Slack
make.wordpress.org/chat
Products & Tools.

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Version Control and Back-ups
Git / SVN / Dropbox
Products & Tools.

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WordPress iOS and Android Apps
apps.wordpress.org
Products & Tools.

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IP Cloaking and Security
getcloak.com / preyproject.com
Products & Tools.

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Common Careers
FO R WO RKIN G O FF- G RID O R REMOTE

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Common Careers.
DESIGNER
DEVELOPER
WRITER
PHOTOGRAPHER

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Common Careers.
PROJECT MANAGER
SYSTEM ADMIN
TRANSLATOR
CONSULTANT

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Resources
TO G ET YO U STA RTED
SAT 19
SAT 19

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WP Hired
wphired.com
Resources.

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Authentic Jobs
authenticjobs.com
Resources.

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jobs.wordpress.net
http://jobs.wordpress.net/
Resources.

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oDesk
odesk.com
Resources.

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Elance
elance.com
Resources.

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Envato Studio
studio.envato.com
Resources.

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Codeable
codeable.io
Resources.

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A Resource for bidding on freelance work:
workhoppers.com/blog/bidding-on-freelance-work-good-
bad-ugly/
Resources.

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The Big Question.

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How much money do
I need to make this
lifestyle possible?

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Answer.
$2500
PER MONTH

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Set goals. Set Milestones.

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I’m Travis Totz.
@travistotz
@westwerkdesign
@press75
Thankyou.

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Want To Work Here?
Come Chat With Me.