WritingLadyBug...Writing A Little Bit About Almost Everything

Being a traveling remote worker i.e. digital nomad certainly has its perks. It's a dream gig that many would love to have. Setting your own hours, deciding when and how much you want to work, along with traveling the world is truly living your best life. Still, there are challenges you should be aware of. Especially during these times when there world appears chaotic.  For example, time zones. Usually when you're working on an assignment there's a deadline. Think about it . If you're in Bali and your client is in California, that's a 15-hour time difference. Yikes! That's almost equivalent to an entire days' difference. The scenario would go something like this: "Yes, I apologize, I know the completed assignment was due on Wednesday, I thought today was Tuesday, but it's Thursday. I'll send everything to you ASAP." Not a good look! Therefore, you must be extremely proficient in time management as a traveling remote worker in order to be ...

It seems like the gig economy ain't giggin the way people thought it would. Companies are laying off workers in massive numbers and to top it off, it's nearly impossible to find another job. So what are people doing? They're turning to the gig economy. But it's not paying the bills. Many unemployed and employed individuals are turning to social media sites like TikTok and YouTube prophesying their employment troubles. Many are looking towards becoming content creators and/or doing side hustles like Door Dash and Uber.  Unfortunately, individuals soon discover that content creating takes a while to build up an audience and Door Dash doesn't provide enough earnings to cover the monthly bills.  What Is Meant By Gig Work? A gig is described as a form of temporary, short-term, or project-based work, often facilitated by digital platforms or apps, where workers are independent contractors and not permanent employees .  This type of work is usually done on the side to supp...