Going Officeless

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Matt Sganga and Robin Lee at #Deutsch Media Boot Camp talking civility between salespeople and media. Awesome talk! Thx #SportsIllustrated

Gone from going officeless… - This post is mostly ceremonial at this point. I have been seen for a few… http://t.co/tWfriNQe

This post is mostly ceremonial at this point. I have been seen for a few months now in an office. Caged, like an animal at some demented business-zoo.

Ok, that’s rather dramatic. But I must admit that my experiment has ended. Not in failure, but in a recognition of practicality: I need a place to sit, more often than not. But the lessons were many and valuable, so let me reduce them to insignificant cliches:

- Paper sucks: I will retain my (mostly) paperless habits

- Get out: Being in an office doesn’t mean you HAVE to stay there

- Real-time rules: “The I must deal with it now” ethic that having no space demands, is a damn good one.

- Change is good; real good.

Good luck to the few people who have done the same thing and stuck with it.

See you around, literally.

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Back from vacation and just realized that I spent the few days before and after vacation in an office. I hid out in an empty office to focus before leaving. It was helpful on some level to have a door to shut…but after almost four days in an office, old unproductive habits return: a small stack of paper is forming next to a coffee cup next to a tangle of cords next to a stack of business cards.

Not the direction this experiment was meant to go. Time to step back out!

Off for a vacation to truly be officeless…see you in a week.

Stay free range!

Heading out to vacation with just my HTC Inspire. Critical files safely tucked in my Dropbox…nestled in the cloud. Easy peezy…