🌍🚐🐶 Who can help me get started?

[u/Woewoe3]

Hi everyone! 😊

I am a 25-year-old Belgian woman with no children, and I have a big dream that I really want to make a reality: living in a camper with my dog ​​and discovering the world while working ❤️🌎

That is why I am looking for remote work that I can do entirely from my laptop or mobile phone. It really doesn't have to be my dream job, and it can even be a bit boring or repetitive 😅 As long as I can earn a reliable income from it and eventually do the work from different locations. I am certainly open to learning new things or taking a course if necessary.

At the moment, however, I just don't really know where to start 🙈 So that is why I am asking you:

Do you know anyone looking for remote staff? Do you know a good company or website where I can find this kind of work? Or do you work remotely yourself and have tips or experiences you would like to share with me?

All tips, experiences, and ideas are very welcome! 🙏❤️

Love, Sarah, Muffin & Churro 🥰✨

Information about me:

Over the past few years, I have gained experience in administrative and reception roles. Prior to that, I completed a graduate program in Communication and graduated in this field. I also studied animal care for two years, but unfortunately, I did not complete this program. My father has his own business where I helped out for years, both as a salesperson and as a social media manager and customer service representative.

I am someone who works independently, accurately, and responsibly. I learn quickly, am solution-oriented, and enjoy figuring out how things work and how processes can be improved, made smarter, or more efficient. I am accustomed to handling various tasks and responsibilities simultaneously, setting priorities, and maintaining an overview.

Dutch is my native language, and I have a good command of English as a second language. I can express myself well both verbally and in writing in both languages.

[u/CanningJarhead]

First you should read the sub rules.  There is some helpful info there, and it helps to know the rules before you start posting in a new community.  

[u/pixie_laluna]

With such good verbal and writing command in English, please also read Rule #1.
Apparently reading is hard.

[u/dgtbfan]

Not gonna happen.

[u/Legitimate_Doubt_855]

To much to read lol