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different? All right. Let's get started. What's up guys? Welcome back to another Q&A with S&J,

the mini podcast where we answer your questions about online business. And today's question comes from

Felipe Hernandez. And Felipe writes,

I see you guys work at coffee shops a lot. What tasks are your favorite to do in the coffee shop?

The distractions make it so I only get very little done. How do you stay focused? And it's funny

you ask that, Felipe, because the first blog post that we ever wrote on fliplifestyle.com was actually about working in a coffee shop.

And you can find that at the link, fliplifestyle.com slash coffee.

And I think it was, was it three tips or five tips?

I think it was five tips, five tips for working in a coffee shop.

Because Jocelyn and I, one of the reasons we love online business is because, tips or five tips? I think it was five tips. Five tips for working in a coffee shop because

Jocelyn and I, one of the reasons we love online business is because we don't have to be a slave

to an office. We don't have to work even in our home. We can just get out and change our scenery

every day. We work in cars when we're driving, not like while we're driving, like one of us drives while the other one works. And, but we go to coffee shops, the library, just anywhere we can go get some work done, you know, during a basketball game, we're watching TV. Anything, anytime we can get work done, we do it then. And coffee shops are one of our favorite places. We've got a great little store down here, down the road, great little coffee shop, just an awesome

atmosphere, and just love going down there and to get a bunch of work done and kind of socialize

and hang out with people. But it can be a very distracting environment. I actually don't love

to work at the coffee shop. It's okay, and I do it from time to time, but it is very distracting

for me. I just saw the people coming in and out and people wanting to talk to you and things like that. I'm a person who really needs to focus on what I'm doing. So it is kind of tricky for me. Sometimes I'll go if I have things that I don't, don't require 100% concentration. Maybe if I'm working on some blog graphics or, you know, just something that I don't

have to concentrate on fully. I might do something like that at the coffee shop. But as far as like

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