El Salvador, Bitcoin, and Business đź’ˇ
In this brief monologue, the speaker recounts his experience with a coworking space called Treehouse in Hawaii. For roughly a year and a half he rented desks and small offices there, attempting to grow his business from that location. Over time he questioned the financial logic of maintaining a physical office, concluded it made no sense, and transitioned his operation to a fully remote model, opting instead for informal remote work sessions he refers to as “powhannas.” The narrative is a personal reflection on workspace choices and cost efficiency.
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