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My name is Mike and I work for the best company in the world…

Literally.

We’re all over the place. I’m sitting at a coffee shop in Klamath Falls, Oregon right now.

Yes. I had the barista take this photo for me.

A few weeks ago, I was cruising through Yellowstone, Montana-side with my wife and one-year old goober as we travelled through four different states in a week to visit family and enjoy new scenery. Here’s us in Parks City, Utah.

And during the entire month of May, I sat on the beach in Cairns, Australia sipping on a flat white from a local café.

The best part?

I didn’t take a single day of paid-time-off during any of those travels. By coordinating time-zone changes, traveling on weekends, and using my friendly international hotspot that works in 120 different countries, I kept working closely with all my amazing Carrot team members.

And I’m not the only one who takes advantage of our culture where we can travel and work while we’re gone…

Alex, our tall-and-handsome marketing manager, jet-skiing on the Columbia River with his wife.
Alex hiking through Glacier National Park with a curious ice-cream cone expression.
And again, but the ice-cream was gone by this point. If you look really close, you can see Alex taking the selfie in the reflection of his glasses.
And here’s Dan, a Customer Success Hero, working on his Q2 review this year on a beach in Nice, France.
Dan again, but this time in Paris.
Andre, another Customer Success Hero, trying to stay warm while on a team call in the 50 degree weather of Northern Oregon’s Wallowa Mountains

“Flexibility of location and hours is the #1 reason I came to work for the company and I have stayed because of the growth culture. Aaron and I try to have one work-ation a year where we adjust hours for one jam-packed adventure. We have been to New York, Connecticut, Northern Oregon’s Wallowa Mountains, Costa Rica, and miscellaneous beaches of Oregon… Few people get the opportunity to experience that and we were able to experience much of the land and culture along the way.”

– Andre, Customer Success Hero


Chris, our General Nerdery champion, visiting train tracks in Rockway Beach, Oregon
Danni, our Client Services Coordinator, working in Costa Rica under the sunset’s glimmer.
Josh, our Design Integrator Extraordinaire, taking the middle of the day off to hike Benham Falls during his visit to Sunriver, Oregon.
Levi, one of our Sales Guys, and his wife in Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland.
Levi again, but this time kissing the Blarney Stone in Ireland from 15 stories in the air with a 150-pound guy who is supposed to “catch” him if he falls. According to legend, those who kiss the Blarney Stone receive the gift of smooth talking. Rumor has it that Levi married his wife shortly after kissing the Blarney Stone. But that rumor is unconfirmed because I just made it up.
Grady, a Customer Success Hero, and his wife fishing and hiking during their travels to Wyoming.
Shaun, our Deign Integrator Extraordinaire, on a trip to Disneyland with his family where he worked mornings and evenings.
Brendan, our Advertising and SEO Coordinator, enjoying Disneyland with his family.

“Luckily this with the opportunity to work will abroad, I’ve been able to not miss anything that the kids are involved in or things we want to do. Disney, SF, Portland, Eugene, Salem, Sacramento, Corvallis, Coos Bay, Crescent City, Vegas… I’ve been able to cross a couple of bucket list items off and have helped (and will help) Krissy cross a couple more off.”

– Brendan, Advertising and SEO Coordinator


Jen, our official Minister for Magic of Random Tasks, and a Carrot Bud enjoying a boat ride through the San Francisco Bay.

Jen also visited Disneyland with her family recently.


“Disney trip was a Christmas gift for my kids that I was able to make happen because of a bonus from Carrot and a flexible work schedule.”

– Jen Delamotte, Minister for Magic of Random Tasks


Carrot Bud trying to pull the sword from the stone in Disneyland – shocked workers had to replace the sword with a prop shortly after.
Carrot Bud trying Guinness for the first time.
Jake, Carrot’s Tech Support Genius, at a concert with some seriously gangsta glasses.
And of course, our CEO, Trevor Mauch, enjoying the lake with his family.
Again, Trevor, but this time riding a carousel and holding on to his son for support.

Yeah. We’ve been all over the place.

It’s exactly that freedom that makes Carrot such a great place to work – a place where each of us is dedicated to making your business dreams come true. Because when your dreams come true, our dreams come true.

Where has Carrot allowed you to travel? If we’ve helped you build a business that gives you a similar type of freedom, then leave us a comment and let us know.

In fact, we’ll send a swag bag to the first 10 people to leave a comment and tell us about a vacation that they were able to take because of the business that Carrot helped them build.

Either way, cheers to your business, your financial and personal freedom, and the business that we know you’re capable of building – even if you’re not there yet.

You’ll get there. And we’ll help

Yes. Those are one liter each (it was Brendan’s idea).

Become a Carrot member today and start building the business that could change your family’s life.

Mike Blankenship

Michael is a freelance copywriter who helps startups build bigger, more sustainable businesses. He’s been mentioned on Forbes and Entrepreneur for his expertise as a writer, and he's written articles for SUCCESS, SmartBlogger, GetResponse, AdWeek, Jeff Bullas, and a whole slew of other publications. You can learn more about him at mikeblankenship.org or connect with him on Facebook.

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