Why I Worked From Paris For A Month After Turning 50

This is the kind of freedom I imagined when I left corporate—and exactly what I built my business to support.

When I turned 50, I gave myself a gift.

Not a designer bag.
Not a party.
Not a weekend away.

I gave myself a full month of working remotely from Paris.

It had been a dream for years.

Not just because Paris is, well… Paris.
But because I wanted to experience what true freedom felt like.

The freedom to run a real business from anywhere.
To choose how I worked.
To design days that blended purpose and pleasure.

So we booked a tiny apartment on the 6th floor of an old walk-up—no elevator, just creaky stairs and charm for days.

Out one window, you could see the Eiffel Tower.
Out the other? Sacré-Cœur.

Each morning, I’d wake up early, grab a cup of tea…
And my dear husband would trek down the stairs to the pâtisserie to get us both fresh pain au chocolat.

We’d sit at our laptops and work until about 1pm.
Emails. Strategy. Coaching calls.

Then we’d shut it all down.

Grab sandwiches from a little corner shop.
And head to Canal Saint-Martin to sit by the water, eat, and be.

No rush. No pressure. Just real life, on our terms.

That’s what I envisioned when I left corporate.

And the truth is: it didn’t happen by luck.

It happened because I built a business with structure.
With a system that worked, whether I was home or halfway across the world.

That’s why I wrote The Fractional Formula.

To show you exactly how to build a fractional business that gives you this kind of freedom.

Inside, I lay out the full F-Factorial system I’ve used (and taught) to help 400+ fractional executives build real, predictable, profitable businesses—without relying on referrals or burning out on scattered marketing.

And right now, you can get it for just $4.99, along with $219 in bonuses to help you put it into action:

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You didn’t go fractional to feel stuck or stretched.

You did it for freedom.

To your freedom,
Sue Mysko