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When Jerusalem became the first Wi-Fi enabled city in 2004 — the lofty idea of working from anywhere with a reliable web connection became real. We’re all mobile workers now. OK, so maybe just a portion of the planet’s <a href="https://digitalreport.wearesocial.com/" target="_blank">5.1 billion</a> mobile users are. The point is that there’s lots of us. We punch words out on paper thin laptops from swanky Toronto coffee shops to meet deadlines for clients in Tokyo. We push pixels or polish code in our Medellin makerspaces for remote companies based in SF. You get the picture. It’s been some time since work has been a place you go as opposed to a <a href="https://www.inc.com/jonas-altman/how-to-finally-be-master-of-your-own-day.html" target="_blank">thing you do</a>.