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6 contributions to Portable Life
27d •
When did one bad moment make YOU forget the 99 good ones?
A long, clean streak can distort risk. One bad outcome gets more weight than the many that went fine. The base rate stays the same. If you already possess a stack of evidence about something, or undeniable proof (as Hormozi would say), you have enough data points to outweigh the "what ifs". Portable Life sees this all the time: - One missed flight vs dozens that connected - One sketchy stay vs years of solid homes - One slow Wi-Fi day vs months of stable work - One lost bag vs a long run of clean arrivals Keep perspective with simple moves: - State the base rate: out of 100, how many went fine? - Name the expected costs: delays, fees, scrapes - Improve the process, not the identity: add guardrails and continue - Track outcomes: count wins and issues, not moods - Add one safeguard: backups for power, data, routes, or stays What past scare made YOU overestimate the risk, and what guardrail did YOU keep?
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@Lary Neron It's always the dumbest little things (in hindsight) that causes the crash too. Like they make you constantly ask yourself "why did I do that". Hope you're okay after the adrenaline wears off!
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I once had my uber rear end someone on the highway on my way to the airport while I was already running a little late. Thankfully the other guy in the accident was cool and let us leave, plus it was a small airport so security was quick. But it was a stressful start to my trip for sure. Now I budget a little extra time for my Ubers because I have yet to have a driver that doesn't scare the life out of me. It's definitely gunna happen again 😂
28d •
Your Go-To Personal Item Bag
Not a full-size carry on, but what you can fit under the seat in front of you on the plane. What's your bag of choice and what do you keep in there for quick and easy access? Any tips to keeping things compact and organized?
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@Lary Neron It's the DJI Mic Mini. I actually got this exact model because my sister (who knows a LOT more about audio/visual than I do) has one that I got to use a few weeks ago on a trip. Really quick and easy to set up if you do a lot of phone camera videos. Only downside so far is if you have an older iPhone that still uses Lightning you need a hard to find adapter.
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@Lary Neron here’s a little clip of the absolute worst case scenario for the mic and it did pretty well. Loud music in the background, lots of kids yelling, the bike rollers being super loud, but the voices are still really clear.
Sep 29 •
What did you 🛑stop🛑 doing that saved you hours each week?
Early on, we wear every hat. Then we choose what to keep and what to delegate. Happens in business as much as in personal life. Hanging on to the notion that “no one does it better” can trap us in familiar tasks. Not knowing how we’d use the extra hours can lead to the status quo. Often, taking a small, courageous step to delegate, automate, or delete reveals the next move. Small reductions stack into weekly hours gained. What was the last thing you removed, outsourced, or handed off?
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I have only gone to the grocery store once this year. I get everything delivered, plus if it’s an option, I get pre-made meals. Sam’s Club in the USA has big catering tins of food that I get delivered for meal prepping every week.
Oct 16 •
Are you on Team Apple or Android?
Quick off-topic pulse check for the group. What powers YOUR travel workday OR your Life?
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I was a windows user for life and android until a year ago. Just recently got a MacBook and iPhone and it makes working on the go much easier in my opinion. I know a lot of people love the simplicity of Mac, I actually don’t find it intuitive at all. But it forced me to learn all the keyboard shortcuts so now I’m quicker working on my Mac anyway so I guess it’s a win lol.
Oct 31 •
What was the first small change that made your life more portable?
Let's share some of the steps you have taken or experimented with to make your work more portable. Think back to one action you took in the past that increased freedom. Examples: set up a virtual mailbox, moved to laptop-only, tested a one-month sublet, automated key bills, negotiated one remote day per week, or sold a car. Share your action Below 👇👇👇
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Not my *first* change, but a small and convenient one regardless. I only own black clothes and a few pairs of jeans now. I can basically throw anything from my closet into my duffel bag and it will look fine. Definitely not a fashion icon by any means, but it’s simple and space efficient.
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@justin-kreger-4498
Former pro mountain biker. Head coach and founder of KET Cycling - helping elite cyclists win races.
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Joined Nov 7, 2025