Is it a flexible schedule? The ability to work from anywhere? Not having a commute? Being available to my family whenever possible (and throughout my workday)? 

All are amazing. 

However, I think the biggest benefit is ironically enough the remoteness of it. Whereas before I said being away from the general location was a problem, it’s also the greatest thing. My scope of client work isn’t just the guy who can find me on my local white pages or at the Chamber of Commerce. I’ve worked with clients from around the world, all from the comfort of wherever they are and where I am. 

The remoteness of it takes out the stress of a physical location to the exclusion of all else. Because, in the end, my business is the product – your video. It doesn’t matter that I was in a hotel lobby, in an office chair, in a coffee shop, on a beach, at an office, or in a studio. Your viewers don’t know and don’t care about that part. They care about the product that they are watching. 

We’re in this together, and in the end, the only thing the customer cares about is if the video is worth watching, and then (hopefully) that your product is worth buying.