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See you @maya-m.bsky.social #remotework #digitalnomad #borderlessbusiness #freelance folks especially - let’s connect 🩋
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If anyone is in Barcelona this week, you can catch @MayaMiddlemiss at this interesting event with our Spanish partners, Entre Trámites - it’s free, but you do need to register. Make a special trip to Barcelona to attend, it’s a great excuse to go! buff.ly/4i7KrTi
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How did locals respond to flooding in Valencia? @mayamiddlemiss explains how push notifications might have saved lives #KayBurley SS
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Do you have a strategy for generating growth in your business? We're tackling the heart of the matter by offering some strategies on how you can expand customers for your business and boost profits, in our recent blog article by @mayamiddlemiss 👇 e-resident.gov.ee/blog/posts

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It’s not about balancing on a tightrope, it’s about finding dynamic equilibrium as you shape your perfect blend 🧘
Maintaining work-life balance is difficult, especially as a remote worker trying to navigate the blurred lines between professional and personal lives. @mayamiddlemiss writes how to take control of your days' structures and enjoy the #remotework joys 👇 e-resident.gov.ee/blog/posts

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🌍🎉 We've been featured on Remote Work Europe! Check out how Na'amal is creating life-changing opportunities for displaced talent through remote work in this article by the brilliant @mayamiddlemiss Link👉remoteworkeurope.eu/insights
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Podcasters, commenters: I know you’re rightly excited, but the correct past participle is ‘crowned’, not ‘coronated’. Okay, as you were!
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Noreply@softwareaccount: “if you didn’t request this verification link don’t worry, you can safely ignore this email” Me: Worried. Obviously.
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Here's a significant new Tory scandal, a hit job on Keir Starmer which somehow contrived to draw in an indirect attack on Jewish faith. (Long tweet. It is necessary to cover the scandal in full. Please expand to see the whole thing.) They are attacking him for saying that he would "clock off work at 6pm if he became Prime Minister". They also said "You deserve better than a part-time Prime Minister." There are two big problems with this. Problem number one: That's not what he said. The Tories are quoting selectively out of context, like a film poster which reads "spectacular effects" when the original review said "spectacular failure, with lacklustre effects". It was only ever about Friday evenings, not every day. Here's what Keir Starmer actually said: -- transcript starts -- Keir Starmer: We have had a strategy in place and we will try and keep to it, and that it is to carve out really protected time for the kids. And so on a Friday - I have been doing this for years - I will not do a work-related thing after 6 o'clock - pretty well come-what-may. Chris Evans: Regardless? Keir Starmer: Yeh. Now there are a few exceptions but that's what we do. My son goes kick-boxing and so I often take him there. My daughter goes swimming and cheer-leading now, so I have been to see her in cheer-leading competitions. Chris Evans: So you're going to ringfence that time? Keir Starmer: Yeh. And I want to. One, because I am a dad and I love them. They're my pride and joy and I don't want to lose that time. Two, I don't believe in the theory that you are a better decision-maker if you don't allow yourself the space to be a dad and to have fun for your kids. Actually, it helps me. It takes me away from the pressure. It relaxes me. I think actually, it's not only want I want to do as a dad, it is better. -- transcript ends -- SOURCE x.com/theousherwood/status/1
 Problem number two: There is also an essential and important faith element to the story. Keir Starmer has been completely up front about carving out time on Friday evenings to participate in his wife and family's Shabbat dinners. This is something he has repeatedly talked about, for many years, for example in this Jewish Chronicle story of July 2023. thejc.com/news/our-family-tr
 So the Tory attack was not only in bad faith (forgive the pun) but it could also be taken as a slight on Keir Starmer's family's choice of religious practices. And yet it's not just the official Conservative Twitter account putting the boot in. (Tweet linked below, with screenshot in case they make it go away.) Individual Tory MPs are at it too. x.com/Conservatives/status/1

Keir Starmer has said he'd clock off work at 6pm if he became Prime Minister. You deserve better than a part-time Prime Minister. The only way to prevent this is to vote Conservative on Thursday.
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Keir Starmer has said he safeguards time on Fridays evenings to spend time with his young children. standard.co.uk/news/politics/
 He has previously said this family tradition is important to his wife’s Jewish faith. x.com/jamesrbuk/stat

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On #WorldRefugeeDay, let's reaffirm the world’s collective responsibility in assisting & welcoming refugees, in upholding their human rights - including the right to seek asylum - and ultimately, in resolving conflicts so that those forced from their communities can return home.
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TODAY @MayaMiddlemiss is talking to Hannah Dixon in a FREE webinar, Hannah is the founder of the VEA and offers an incredible amount of info and resources for people looking to change or enhance their Virtual Assistance career. Tune in at 5pm CEST today buff.ly/3VE7PyA
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Despite rapid technological developments, human #TranslationServices are still in demand. @mayamiddlemiss writes in our blog how the industry has changed, what are the translation expectations today and how can e-Residency help translators and agencies 👇 e-resident.gov.ee/blog/posts

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Understanding EORs for Remote Work x.com/i/broadcasts/1MnxnMlyO


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Standards matter! And if someone's going to advise me about my money, I want to make sure their expertise is externally benchmarked and guaranteed. What about you?
Ensuring a transparent, accountable financial ecosystem for e-⁠residents. @mayamiddlemiss writes about a new quality standard for Estonian accounting firms: ERK Recognition. How can e-⁠residents ensure they're working with quality accountants? Read more: e-resident.gov.ee/blog/posts

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🌟 Heard about the GTD methodology? @mayamiddlemiss writes about the Getting Things Done system by David Allen, @gtdguy, and how it can support e-resident entrepreneurs. Read our blog and get insights from an interview with @paulvahur, GTD trainer 👇 e-resident.gov.ee/blog/posts

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A website similar to Amazon, but they only have like 2-3 of the best handheld vacuum cleaners - not 2000 of them - they’re all really good (reviews are consistent), will arrive tomorrow, and your main decision comes down to colour. Please.
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WTAF @canva, in what way are these searches related?
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Curious? Could you run one of our communities on Facebook, where YOU Live? Do take a look: remoteworkeurope.eu/join-us #remotework #communityleader #inspire #opportunity
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