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I have been wondering: what does the venn diagram look like between:
(1) those calling for "the end of business travel"
(2) single/no kids
(3) "business travel" is seen as flights shorter than 4 hours. https://twitter.com/corry_wang/status/1381786836188680193
(1) those calling for "the end of business travel"
(2) single/no kids
(3) "business travel" is seen as flights shorter than 4 hours. https://twitter.com/corry_wang/status/1381786836188680193
"80% of business travel is signaling"
yeah, I'm happy to take the other side of that trade: https://twitter.com/chiefofstuffs/status/1381788691807432704
yeah, I'm happy to take the other side of that trade: https://twitter.com/chiefofstuffs/status/1381788691807432704
sorry, let me add one more to the venn diagram space:
(4) those who have low or no EQ... not about being introvert/extrovert.
(4) those who have low or no EQ... not about being introvert/extrovert.
one of my best friends is an an introvert and investment professional...he loves business travel. and for so many reasons.
unless you're like one of those traveling salesmen/consultants who live out of hotels (I have friends who do this too), business travel can often seen as free vacation/getaway: https://twitter.com/chiefofstuffs/status/1381793177850441728
before I became an entrepreneur, this is how I thought about business travel:
"wait a minute you're PAYING for my flights and hotels - so transportation AND shelter - AND I will be away from the tight leash of the office?? And to Florida/Vegas/somewhere warm?
SIGN ME UP
"wait a minute you're PAYING for my flights and hotels - so transportation AND shelter - AND I will be away from the tight leash of the office?? And to Florida/Vegas/somewhere warm?
SIGN ME UP
where do you think you have more freedom: in the office, or some conference in florida?
this is a no brainer
this is a no brainer
