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 The smell of wet concrete mixes with briny Black Sea air on a Tuesday morning as stray dogs trot past concrete Soviet-era apartment blocks while construction cranes loom overhead. Over eight years of living and working remotely across more than fifty cities, I have learned to look past the glossy tourism brochures. Georgia&amp;rsquo;s coastal city delivers a stark, idiosyncratic environment for location-independent professionals. It sits on the edge of the Black Sea, flanked by mist-shrouded foothills, offering a gritty backdrop to deep work sessions.
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