-- The modern business world has undoubtedly freed many entrepreneurs from spending all day in an office. In fact, the average small business owners in Australia work from their cars for over 7 hours a week, while others use business suite facilities or work from home. In addition, a third of entrepreneurs are now more interested in gaining more free time than in earning more.
With these figures in mind, a leading business coach today pointed out that finding the right balance is the key when it comes to mobile working. While there are clear benefits to doing this, there are also some potential hazards to be aware of.
Craig Ridley, who is the founder of YourBusinessCoachingClub, revealed that working on the move can allow small business owners to make better use of their time, leading to them enjoying more free time if they do it well. He also noted that, “mobile working can allow for greater efficiency when the entrepreneur makes good decisions while on the road.”
Mobile working needs to be done using reliable modern gadgets such as a laptop or a tablet. The easy available of online resources such as document sharing sites and internet banking options makes this simple to get started on. Among the most common places to work are in the car, in coffee shops, on holiday, or even in a hotel room.
Mr Ridley concluded by saying that, “giving mobile working a try could completely change the lifestyle of a busy entrepreneur. It is definitely worth looking into in order to find in a new and possibly more convenient way of getting more out of the day.”
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