Mark Evans DM films a vlog-style tour of his new office—a treehouse-style workspace reached via a short commute from his house (previously hadn't used an external office since Dec 31, 2005). He shows exterior features (pool house, stairs, ravine, wildlife), interior amenities (coffee maker, heater, computer, books), and emphasizes turning commute time into learning time via podcasts and audiobooks. Tone is casual and encouraging, combining a personal home-tour with productivity advice.
Time to go to work. Yeah, we ain't getting in there. We'll go to the new office. Something. I never thought I'd get another office. I know this is bad. I get that garage built. Guys, just want to take you a quick walk on the commute to the DM office. Again. I haven't had an office location that I've personally went to since December 31, 2005. Just wanted to share with you what it looks like. So we got the house. It's the pool house. Bunch of stuff in there at the football field. If you guys have ever seen us do the turkey Bowl. Just got done with that this year. We're gonna head back there. But, you know, I see so many people invest a lot of time going back and forth to work, which is awesome. If that's what you want to do, do it. But how many hours, how many minutes, how many days, weeks, months, years are you investing in commuting and time? And if that's what you're doing, you gotta learn how to turn your commute into your mobile university. There's so many amazing podcast shows and technology that you could listen to audiobooks at all times. I mean, when you're walking, driving, working out, I mean, it's absolutely amazing. But what's neat about it is whatever subject matter you're trying to learn on, you could literally spend years of your life sitting in a car listening and learning. So make the most of it while you're on your commute. I've never been a big fan of commuting. I don't like driving a lot of places I got. I don't really drive much now anyways, but I just want to stay at home and work, hang out with the kids, hang out with the fam. But this commute makes it kind of nice. It is kind of cool to get out of the house and do my thing. But this is the treehouse office up there as well as we got stuff up there for Mark Andrea to play with, which you'll see in a second here. This is the commute I commuted to work. Get to hear the birds chirping, see the squirrels running around, the deer, the turkey. Look at that. Let's go on up, check it out. Got these stairs here. There's a technique to it, trust me. Waiting on the fire pool. We got a fire pool getting stuck on here. This is the view. It's about 200, 300 foot ravine down there. Pretty cool. Come on in, nice and warm. Smells like cinnamon and sugar. Oh, yeah. Got the coffee maker got the water, got the heater with the cigars, got the computer, got the books. Learn, guys. Constantly learning. What do you think? A couple more things coming in. Obviously, we've got pictures hanging here. This is Marcos Andrea's. We got some other cool stuff being put here, but that's what we got. Electric. Oh, yeah. Full Internet, cranking. And let's see what the office. These are my views when I'm working. Just looking out there, seeing the all natural. Appreciate you guys.
