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Managing Remote TeamsA 2020 remote work retrospective with Stefan Palios (pt2)Stefan goes picture about how work has changed this year, how his predictions in the early days panned out, and what to expect in the future.
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2023-03-2332 min
Managing Remote TeamsWhy lockdown work is not remote work with Stefan Palios (pt1)This episode digs into how 2020 looked as remote went mainstream, albeit somewhat forcefully. Stefan is a writer and thinker covering remote work trends from before the pandemic and shares unique insights.
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2023-03-2326 min
Content and CommunityHow to Get Value from a Freelancer: Interview with Stefan PaliosStefan Palios is a freelance coach, author and, like me, he also freelances himself.
We chatted about how people can get the best value from working with a freelancer and how to position yourself as a freelancer. I think we somehow managed to make efficiency sound fun.
Get the transcript and show notes at ashleyashbee.com/podcast and check Stefan out at stefanpalios.com.
2021-11-221h 05
The State Of WorkBest business practices for hiring, onboarding and working with freelancerswith Stefan Palios, writer and entrepreneur. The pandemic changed the way businesses, companies, and other organizations view remote workers, particularly freelancers. When COVID-19 arrived, freelancers were seemingly ahead of the curve, all set up to work from home. Typically entrepreneurial and used to uncertainty, many freelancers are now seen as an integral part of business expansion, including both a long and short term growth strategy.In this episode of The State Of Work, Maddie is joined by Canadian freelancer and remote work advocate Stefan Palios. As an experienced writer and coach, Stefan joins us on T...
2021-07-2935 min
Remotely InclinedThe Future of Business Travel: In Conversation with Skift Media CEO Rafat AliRafat Ali is a two-time media entrepreneur. He sold his first blog a few years ago and is now building Skift, a global media company focused on business travel, conferences, and the business of travel. Of course, COVID was not fun. The company nearly fell apart, but managed to eek by with a few saving graces. Namely: remote work. Rafat made the decision to not renew the company’s lease when it came up in summer 2020, and with that decision the company - and its dozens of employees - went 100% remote. This move stand...
2021-02-0426 min
The Business Storytelling Podcast282: How freelancers can create better contentAuthor Stefan Palios joins me to share some of his 50 laws of freelancing and how freelance writers can find their niche and be more successful for their clients.
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2020-12-2338 min
Managing Remote TeamsWhy lockdown work is not remote work with Stefan Palios (pt1)This episode digs into how 2020 looked as remote went mainstream, albeit somewhat forcefully. Stefan is a writer and thinker covering remote work trends from before the pandemic and shares unique insights.
2020-12-2226 min
Tuolumne talks BusinessRemotely Inclined - How to attract Tele-CommutersListen in to Tuolumne talks Business as we discuss the recent changes in remote work and how to sell the romantic notion of a white picket fence, some land, and a 4,000 square-foot home for the same price as a downtown studio apartment.
Guest speaker, Stefan Palios and I will discuss what would it really take to make city-dwelling remote workers move to smaller towns?
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2020-11-1300 min
Remotely InclinedAre Offices Prisons of the Mind?Admittedly, you’d expect the founder of a company that helps remote teams with payroll and taxes to not like offices. But Sahin Boydas is a little different than most entrepreneurs. With nearly 10 startups under his belt (a handful of failures and a handful of successes and exits), Sahin has barely ever worked in an office - and never on a permanent basis. Whether in his native Turkey, to Boston, to Silicon Valley, every single one of his startups is remote. It’s perhaps no wonder he refers to offices as “prisons of the mind.” In this i...
2020-10-1524 min
Freelance CanadaBuilding your client pipeline with Stefan PaliosStefan Palios has been a freelance writer since 2017 and is now a published author! His first book, The 50 Laws of Freelancing, is all about how the freelance business really works.
In this episode, Stefan and Mohammed talk about how Canadian freelancers can build a pipeline of clients that enables them to start working full-time on their business.
2020-10-1338 min
Remotely InclinedFrom Roadie To Googler To Future of Work Consultant: One Remote Entrepreneur’s JourneyLauren Razavi is now a sought after consultant and researcher on the future of work (and remote work in particular), but she didn’t start her career that way. Instead, she ran away from home at a young age and became a music tour manager, helping indie bands get their break. Then she transitioned into full-time freelancing, digital nomadism, and eventually to big tech™ at Google before striking back out on her own.In our conversation, she shared her insights on the future of the office, mobility, and humanity in remote work. Building humanity into remot...
2020-10-0821 min
Remotely InclinedThe Real Costs of Running a Remote BusinessOne truth about remote work that’s become a cliché is that it saves you money. Many remote entrepreneurs I’ve spoken with say that their choice to be remote was, at least in part, due to the costs of an office. The challenge I have with this statement isn’t about its truth. Instead, it ignores the other, very real expenses that pop up when you run a remote business. I want to shine a light on those for two reasons: * A lot of bashing around remote work stems from the idea that companies are reap...
2020-10-0111 min
Remotely InclinedYou're Probably Doing Remote Work WrongLaurel Farrer has been leading remote organizations for 14 years, well before it was a hot topic. Now, she helps other companies figure out their remote work arrangements with her company Distribute Consulting and she built a thriving community of remote workers in the Remote Work Association. While Laurel knows there’s a lot of flexibility in remote work, one thing that grinds her gears is when people have complained about wanting remote work for years only to deride organizations now for “downloading” office expenses onto employees. To quote: “Will no one ever be satisfied?”In this interv...
2020-09-2420 min
The Work from Home PodcastHow Stefan Palios Started a Work From Home Business During The PandemicIn this episode, Stefan Palios shares how he was able to start a successful work from home business during the pandemic after a massive layoff at his previous work place.
We also discussed some of the things he had to put in place as well as some of the gadgets and apps that he uses to ensure that he stays on top of his game.
Stefan also shares some tips on marketing your work from home business.
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2020-09-2128 min
Remotely InclinedThis Remote CEO Explains Why CEOs Should Never Lead Company Social ActivitiesHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one). Or just read on…Sharon Koifman has been running businesses remotely for 18 years, and now he helps companies around the globe hire full-time remote workers with his agency DistantJob. He’s also publishing a book, Surviving Remote Work, all about how to become the best possible remote employee (or manager). In our interview, Sharon shared a couple lessons he lea...
2020-09-1719 min
Remotely InclinedThis Startup Accelerator is Taking a Huge Bet on Remote WorkHi, Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one). Or just read on…Techstars is one of the largest startup accelerators in the world, with hubs in over 30 cities, spanning over 10 countries around the world. But in 2017, the accelerator launched Techstars Anywhere, a program for people who can’t - or shouldn’t - relocate for an accelerator. With COVID, the whole startup ecosystem went remote, but Techstar...
2020-09-1020 min
Remotely InclinedHating On Remote Work Is So Hot Right NowHi, Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one). Or just read on…Today: I’m responding to two viral articles about remote work on today’s podcast. The long and short of it? I’m skeptical. Ok, so two articles went mega-viral this week in the remote work blogosphere: * Remote Work Is Killing the Hidden Trillion-Dollar Office Economy* Working from ‘anywhere’ is p...
2020-09-0321 min
Remotely InclinedThe One Thing Remote Work Advocates Get Wrong: In Conversation with Remote.com CEO Job van der VoortHi, Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one). Or just read on…Today: I interviewed Job (pronounced “Yop”), the founder of Remote.com. He shared his views on how to build a strong remote company - and what remote work advocates mess up on.There are laws, admin work, and a lot of planning that goes into making a job offer. Double (or triple) this amo...
2020-08-2718 min
Remotely InclinedThis Startup is Turning High School Students Into Remote EntrepreneursHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one). Or just read on…Today: We’re talking about the next generation of remote entrepreneurs - and how BETA Camp is helping them launch their businesses.Yifan Zhou and Ivy Xu met in middle school and became friends, but went their separate ways after college - Yifan to Bain & Company and Ivy to Silicon Valley. Years later...
2020-08-2018 min
Remotely InclinedFrom NYT Freelancer to Digital Entrepreneur: How Anna Codrea-Rado Is Building Her Remote BusinessHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one). Or just read on…First: I recently stumbled upon Hauniv, an amazing monthly email digest of the startups that have raised money (they manually verify the data - no robots). If you’re interested in the startup space, you should definitely check them out.Today: We’re talking about how to build a thriving remote business of one w...
2020-08-1325 min
Remotely InclinedHow Should Companies Pay - and Communicate with - Remote Workers?Hi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one) Or just read on…First: My book is live in paperback! If you know any freelancers (or are one yourself), I hope you enjoy it. Today: We’re talking remote salaries, documentation, and more with remote work consultant Rhys Black.Rhys Black started his career managing remote teams before starting his own multi-national, all-remote compan...
2020-08-0617 min
Remotely InclinedHow Instagram Helped Avery Francis Close Half a Million Dollars in Business RemotelyHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one) Or just read on…First: Welcome to new subscribers! If you know someone interested in running a business remotely, I’d be grateful if you forwarded them this newsletter.Today: We’re talking choosing to go remote, structuring a business in a way that works for you as an entrepreneur, and the power of moving your energy w...
2020-07-3017 min
Remotely InclinedThe Remote Work Toolbox of Buffer’s Head of Lifecycle Marketing Ashley HockneyHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one) Or just read on…Buffer makes over $20 million in revenue annually, but they don’t have a sales team. Instead, they have a lifecycle marketing team led by Ashley Hockney. She started working remotely at Zapier, then as an entrepreneur, and now at Buffer. In this conversation, Ashley shared more about how Buffer grows without a sales t...
2020-07-2316 min
Remotely InclinedAdvice on Remote Community Building from Virtual Gurus Founder Bobbie RacetteHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one) Or just read on…First: Welcome to all the new subscribers - we’re officially over 650! If you know someone interested in running a business remotely, I’d be grateful if you forwarded them this newsletter.Today: We’re talking about remote community building with an entrepreneur who’s built a multi-thousand person virtual freelancer community. Bobbie...
2020-07-1618 min
Remotely InclinedAdvice on Remote Fundraising From Silicon Valley VC Joe BlairHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Respond to this email (or send me one) Or just read on…Joe Blair is a venture capitalist in Silicon Valley firm Cota Capital and host of the Epic Human Podcast, but before that he was an engineer turned entrepreneur. His first foray into the concept of remote work was when he invested in an air taxi service back in 2017, which caused him to think more cons...
2020-07-0925 min
The Long & Winding RoadWorking in a remote world with Stefan PaliosThis week on the podcast we are joined by Stefan Palios a writer, speaker, entrepreneur, and advocate for working from home and remote work.
We talk:
About his long and winding road in business, the ups, downs, and learning curves!
The pros and cons of remote working and his experiences with both.
Advantages of why a business deciding whether remote works in the long term should make the jump.
Employees being forced to work from home during the pandemic and how to adapt.
Words of...
2020-07-0831 min
Remotely Inclined"It’s The Worst Of Both Worlds": Solving Remote Work’s Weak PointHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about running a business remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Take this short survey. Or just read on…As this audience is well aware, I’m pro-remote work. But I also don’t pretend it’s the solution to every work problem. In previous Remotely Inclined Chats episodes, I’ve talked with leaders about the ways that remote work isn’t perfect - or ways it’s downright annoying. For Floyd Marinescu at C4 Media, it was around creat...
2020-07-0218 min
Remotely Inclined“Digitally Surround People”: Building Working Relationships RemotelyHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter for people who run businesses remotely. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Take this short survey. Or just read on…Aaron Orendorff learned to be a content marketer from the church. After getting a masters of divinity and working at a multisite church in Oregon, he learned the basics of storytelling, creating emotional connections with people, and public speaking and writing. He spun that experience into a content marketing agency called IconiContent, and he ran editorial at Shop...
2020-06-2518 min
Create CommunityConnecting the LGBTQ+ Tech Community with Stefan PaliosStefan is a co-founder of Venture Out, Canada's largest LGBTQ+ tech nonprofit, connecting LGBTQ+ people to opportunities, mentors and each other.
These days, Stefan spends his days helping scaling tech companies and VC firms with content marketing. He also publishes Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote entrepreneurship.
Stefan has raised over $1 million for LGBTQ+ nonprofits and charities since 2013 and built an incredible sales model for Venture Out. In this episode, Stefan and Marsha take a deep dive into growing a community through partnerships, data and feedback, diversity and inclusion, impactful content, and so much more.
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2020-06-2339 min
Remotely Inclined“Fill Your Cup First”: Wellness for Remote EntrepreneursHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote work and remote entrepreneurship. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Take this short survey. Or just read on…Rebecca Jacobs and Cailey Gibson have never met in person. Yet they are co-founders of Anika Works, a platform that helps nonprofits connect with impact-focused businesses. Their journey is one that seems odd when you consider the lore of co-founders meeting in college, or being high school buddies, or a chance meeting at a tech event. However, they...
2020-06-1819 min
DistantJob PodcastDefining the Remote Work Boundaries with Stefan PaliosIn this podcast episode, Stefan Palios discussed what actually means to be a remote worker, and it has nothing to do with just working from home. He also shared his insights about how the future of work does not necessarily mean working remotely.
2020-06-1543 min
Remotely Inclined“Our Success is Because of Culture”: How Fire Engine RED Builds Culture RemotelyHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote work and remote entrepreneurship. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Take this short survey. Or just read on…Shelly Spiegel’s company Fire Engine RED has been remote since she founded it in 2001. However, she didn’t feel she could talk about it for 10 years, worried that people would judge her company for not having an office space. Things changed in 2011 when Fire Engine RED won an award for its culture, noting they were the first re...
2020-06-1122 min
Remotely Inclined“Remote Work is a Feminist Choice”: How One Entrepreneur Leverages Remote Work to Make the World a Better PlaceHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote work and remote entrepreneurship. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Or just read on…Melissa Kargiannakis was named one of the most powerful women in Canada. Her AI company Skritswap helps people simplify their content and make complicated contracts understandable. She’s also on a mission to leverage remote work as a way to bring great jobs to non-urban centres, a goal she is well on path toward with Skritswap. In our conversation, Melissa shared how she plans her day...
2020-06-0419 min
Remotely InclinedRemote Work, Family, and Selling No-Code Companies: How One Founder Does It AllHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote work and remote entrepreneurship. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Or just read on…Joshua Tiernan - he goes by JT - has been working remotely for over a decade. He’s also got a few other monikers to go by:* No-code founder* Remote entrepreneur* Solopreneur* Twice-acquired entrepreneur* Family manLiving outside of Edinburgh, Scotland, JT initially got into remote work to get away from the 1.5 hour each way co...
2020-05-2821 min
Remotely Inclined“You Need to Build Systems”: The Inner Workings of a 15-Year Old Remote CompanyHi, Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote work and remote entrepreneurship. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Want to share your feedback? Take this short survey. Or just read on…Floyd Marinescu has never worked in an office. He started his career remotely working for an American company while in undergrad at the University of Waterloo, and he started his business C4 Media in 2005 completely remotely. Looking back on his 15+ years of remote entrepreneurship, Floyd learned a lot about how to structure remote businesses and how t...
2020-05-1430 min
Remotely Inclined“Things Have Been Accelerated”: How One Startup is Growing RemotelyHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote work and remote entrepreneurship. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Or just read on…Serge Popovic was a fitness blogger before joining fitness company Crossrope as its Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) in 2015. The company then launched an app to power at-home fitness memberships using Crossrope’s jump rope product. With more people than ever working from home, Crossrope has been growing. At the start, Serge worked in a distributed team but got together weekly at a coworking space so his...
2020-05-0725 min
Remotely Inclined“I’ve Had to Eat My Words a Bit”: Why One CEO Changed His Stance on Remote WorkHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote work and remote entrepreneurship. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Or just read on…If you follow tech news, you’ve probably heard of Andrew D’Souza or his company Clearbanc. D’Souza was an angel investor and entrepreneur before Clearbanc, but catapulted to the big leagues when he and partner Michele Romanow (a successful entrepreneur in her own right and star on Dragon’s Den) raised $300 million for their company on the premise that they could give startups better financing th...
2020-04-2823 min
Remotely Inclined"Offices Are Necessary Post-COVID": Why the Future of Work Needs an OfficeHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote work and remote entrepreneurship. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Or just read on…Melanie Parish has been working remotely for 20 years, coaching Fortune 500 leaders and startup savants alike on how to grow themselves and their businesses. Her entire career has focused on helping people run more effective experiments, and now she’s written a book about it called The Experimental Leader. As part of her experiment-focused career, she used to think that everyone should work from home, believing in her co...
2020-04-2116 min
Remotely Inclined“Work should be focused on outputs, not location”: What remote work can teach all companiesHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote work and remote entrepreneurship. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Or just read on…Emily Lonetto is the head of growth at Voiceflow, acting as both an individual contributor and a people leader. Fond of the freedoms of flexible remote work, she’s now tasked with leading a fully remote team and delivering on her own work remotely. In this conversation, she shared the tools that help her lead remotely, the challenges she faces as a remote leader, and the massiv...
2020-04-1614 min
Remotely Inclined"I'm More Open To A Fully Remote Company": How COVID-19 Changed This Entrepreneur's PerspectiveHi,Welcome to Remotely Inclined, a newsletter about remote work and remote entrepreneurship. If you’d like to sign up, you can do so here. Or just read on…In the first edition of Remotely Inclined Chats, Erin Bury, CEO of legal startup Willful explained how she keeps creative energy flowing in her company remotely, maintains company culture, and how she gives back in a time of crisis.I captured the highlights here, but listen in or read the edited transcript below for the full story:Creative juicesErin keep...
2020-04-0913 min
The BetaKit Podcast ChannelCan a business be built solely with Canadian tech?This week, Stefan Palios joins to talk about his Great Canadian Tech Experiment. We also tally up the numbers around US tech companies lobbying the Canadian government. How much is too much? Is Canadian tech paying attention? Canadian Content music clip (under fair dealing): "Constant Craving" by K.D. Lang
2017-11-0349 min