Remote Work Is a Lie (Until You Pack Like This)
“Work from anywhere,” they said.
But no one warned you about trying to build an empire from a hotel nightstand, with 6 inches of elbow room and 13 inches of screen real estate.
Remote work is a trap — unless you design it like a weapon.
It’s not about freedom.
It’s about frictionless systems.
I’ve made peace with the fact that my laptop isn’t enough.
So here’s what’s in my current remote kill-kit:
- The HP Series 5 23.8” Monitor – crisp, light, shockingly good for under £100.
- The WANDRD TRANSIT Travel Backpack – clean lines, built to protect.
- The WANDRD TRANSIT Carry-On Roller – fits the monitor perfectly, no hacks needed.
Two bags. One scalable setup.
No compromises. No excuses.
Now I can build, present, lead ops — anywhere.
The lesson?
If your tools don’t travel well, neither will your momentum.
Remote work isn’t about being light.
It’s about being lethal.
What tradeoffs have you made to keep your setup tight and your output sharp?