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Definitely, Sergio!
I experienced this first hand. I have been trying to work only remotely. It took me 5 years to achieve my goal. I joined communities, applied for hundreds of jobs and gigs, and finally landed my full time remote job in 2020.
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I guess most of them are in traditional and/or online commerce.
It’s based on a survey done by LeapMesh, and you can see their survey methods in this document.
Blinkist and Headway are only non-fiction. You might want to check Instaread for it’s fiction book summaries.
As an ex-podcaster, I love and still use my Yeti 🎙️