My Mobile Office
As a homeworker, traveling has to be simple. If I need to connect with coworkers in person, I’m either on an airplane or in a rental car. In an effort to make it easy on myself, I have a backpack that serves as a mobile office.
I’m fascinated by the gear that people carry. So I thought I’d share what I keep with me when I hit the road. Everything is either in the backpack, in my pockets, or on my wrist.
The gear
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- Cocoon SLIM Backpack
- MacBook Air (late 2013)
- iPad Air
- iPhone 5S (16GB)
- Rhodia No. 16 dotPad
- Monteverde Invincia
- Lamy Safari
- Pilot Metropolitan
- Pentel Twist-Erase III
- Pilot Hi-Tec C
- Pilot G2
- Pentel Clic Eraser
- Pogo Sketch stylus
- Apple 5W USB Power Adapter
- Lightning to USB Cable
- USB Car Charger
- Anker 2nd Gen Astro E5 16000mAh external battery
- Anker charger
- Multi-tool
- Extra 0.5mm lead
- Business card holder
- Extra note cards
- Monster Outlets To Go Powerstrip
- MacBook Air charger
- Square reader
- Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter
- Screen wipes
- Tea bags
- Fisher Space Pen
- hPDA
- Apple Earpods
- Buck Knives pocket knife
- Wallet
- Casio Men’s W93H-1AV Multifunction Sport Watch
- Excedrin
- Mints
- Chapstick
A walk-through
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