Katie McManus lost her Comcast connection mid-recording for a LinkedIn course launching next week. She's stuck in Cape Cod with a tight deadline and a list of offline options: bullet journaling, quilting, or a romance novel.
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The downside of working remotely from a beautiful place like Cape Cod is that anytime it rains or there's a little bit of a storm, the Internet goes down. And when the Internet goes down and you work on the Internet, you can't work. So I am working on a serious deadline. I'm launching a whole course next week on LinkedIn and how to use it to get high paying clients. Whole thing, I'm mid recording all the videos and I have kind of a tight timeline and it's gone. The Internet is down and I cannot do anything more. And Comcast hasn't given us an update for when it's gonna come back online. And I'm just kind of like sitting here at my desk with all my stuff just thinking, okay, well do I bullet journal? Like, can I bullet journal? Like my way to be more productive with this? Probably not. It's probably just busy work. Should I just like walk away for the day and go work on a quilt and listen to like a trashy romance novel maybe? I don't know. What would you guys do?