Almost! You can work from anywhere as long as you can get your work done— that is, anywhere you have a stable internet connection and have circumstances that allow you to get your hours/tasks in. You can also move between locations as you wish, as long as it doesn’t affect your work results and communication—some of us, including our CEO, are digital nomads. Examples of places you can work: - London, UK - A coffee shop - Houston, Texas - Accident, Maryland - In a tree with a cell phone modem hooked into your laptop - Honolulu, Hawaii - On the ocean floor with a spliced connection into the Internet backbone and a pressurized life support environment - Paris - A relative’s basement - Cancun, Mexico - Batman, Turkey - Tokyo, Japan Example of places you cannot work: - Antarctica (No hard lined Internet, and you have to share the satellite with too many researchers) - Mars (Latency is too high) - North Korea (Electrical system and Internet are not stable enough) - Chernobyl (unless you are using ECC memory)