Rhiannon Payne

In Aurora hunting and marketing, in order to get the results you want, you have to be prepared, determined, and patient. You have to seek out the right people to partner with. You have to be willing to be uncomfortable...

“For years we were told that these jobs couldn’t be done remotely... They laughed in my face when I [previously] asked for accommodations to work at home one day a week to relieve the symptoms of my chronic physical and mental illnesses. But now it’s feasible?”

The concept of the 5-day, 40-hour work week dates back to car manufacturing in the early 20th century. To say it’s out of date is a serious understatement.

Your Nepali employees are working til midnight while American employees get to work standard hours. Or your British team members receive a year of maternity leave while American parents are not guaranteed any time off at all. Sound familiar?

A lot went into the process of writing and publishing The Remote Work Era, and I’ve received a lot of questions from curious friends and aspiring authors along the way. So I thought I’d share how and why I went about self-publishing and outline the overall process here.