Business, travel and shabby trousers.
hobo CEO editor note: I met Mitch at a business/internet networking event during a brief spell of living in London, he was an oasis amongst a drizzly grey background of uninspiring and old fashioned business people (plus a lot of rain). Mitch is a true hobo CEO, like myself he’s never been able to fit… Read more »
One day when I was about 20 I was talking with an old school friend who’d recently returned from several months of traveling round Africa. It was amazing hearing about his experiences, but one of the things that really stuck with me was his comments on luggage, he said, “the only way to travel is… Read more »
I want to talk about a strange and subtle phenomenon I noticed happening to me after I became free of any time and place commitments (but still with a stable income). Once I truly had this freedom, I found that I unconciously recreated the very constraints I had escaped from. I had this residual feeling… Read more »
The Beginning It all started in 2005, during a bad patch. I’d just been wiped out by an unexpectedly large tax bill and simultaneously dropped my two biggest clients, so I was feeling rather poor. I realised being a freelance web developer wasn’t the smartest business model. I thought to myself “I’ve been building software… Read more »
I’ve been running artweb.com on the road since 2006, working mostly from cafe’s and the occasional co-working space in Tokyo, Honolulu, Berlin, London, Cluj, and Goa. I have 5 people working for me and the business has thousands of customers from all over the world. I’m not mega rich, but have enough, plus I have… Read more »
