The New York Times
Why Don't Rich People Just Stop Working?
Are the wealthy addicted to money, competition, or just feeling important? Yes.
LifeArticles
The best articles, stories, and big ideas about digital nomads, remote work, and the future of work from across the web, sorted chronologically. Since 2015, we've curated 5473 articles, written by 6008 authors from 1289 publishers.
Forge
Why Don't We Know How to Protect Our Time?
The cognitive errors that make us waste our most valuable resource.
ProductivityCurbed
How Tulsa is persuading digital nomads to settle down
The city’s $10,000 incentive to relocate has captivated remote workers, but the program to plug them into their new …
Digital Nomad Remote WorkTIME
Niksen Is the Dutch Lifestyle Concept of Doing Nothing—And You're About to See It Everywhere
First there was hygge, the Danish concept that made staying in and getting cozy cool. Then there was lagom, the Swedish …
LifeMedium
Digital Nomads: The Big Picture
A comprehensive look into the lifestyle where you travel and work your way around the globe.
Digital NomadWhat has the road looked like for you during your rise to being a digital nomad?
And what tips can you offer to ambitious people who have only just found this exciting way of life?
Digital NomadBloomberg
I Just Took the World's First 20-Hour Flight. Here's What It Did to Me
I’ve just endured the world’s newest longest flight, a 16,200 kilometer (10,100 mile), nonstop ultra-marathon …
TravelVox
My own private Iceland: Tourism has never been "authentic"
“Overtourism is what happens to a place when an avalanche of tourists “changes the quality of life for people who …
TravelFast Company
35% of the U.S. workforce is now freelancing—10 million more than 5 years ago
Fifty-seven million people worked as freelancers this year. For some, it was out of necessity, but for many others, …
FreelanceThe New York Times
Do-It-Yourself Sabbaticals
Some companies will pay you to go away to keep you employed. People without that lucky perk are ginning up their own — by …
WorkForge
How to Travel Like a Tourist Because That's Exactly What You Are
I don’t know why the word “tourist” is so dirty. I don’t know when “tourist” and …
TravelUX Collective
Why We Should Play at Work
Modern society has largely devalued play in the adult world in favor of work, mostly because work is easier to measure for …
WorkWorld Economic Forum
10 ways to handle toxic people
To deal with toxic people effectively, you need an approach that enables you, across the board, to control what you can and …
Life WorkWIRED
Scandinavia's reign as the happiest place on Earth is ending
For nearly 100 years policymakers and progressives have looked to Scandinavian countries as model nations, but despite their …
HappinessJustin Jackson
Out of Office
Often, we don’t make progress because we’re stuck in the regular rut of commuting, working all day, and coming …
Life WorkLegal Nomads
Why We Get Jet Lag..And 5 Tips For Making It Less Painful
I decided to deep dive into research and articles about sleep, jet lag and circadian rhythms. In the process, I came up with …
TravelPersonal Growth
I Meet Dead People Every Day: How to avoid becoming one yourself
Travel is a necessary evil because the payoff is worth all the trouble. Travel broadens our perspectives and educates us …
Life TravelOneZero
What a Compulsive Email Habit Does to Your Mind and Relationships
Many psychologists believe that workaholism is literally an addiction, with damaging effects on the workaholic as well as on …
WorkHacker News
How do you move up in professional status as a remote worker?
How do you move into senior positions, and then lead positions as a remote developer? Is it even possible? As a remote …
Remote WorkBBC
What happens when a city bans cars from its streets?
Many modern urban areas have been built around cars, with huge amounts of space set aside for roads and parking. But what …
LifeVox
How remote work is quietly remaking our lives
Working from anywhere: the good, the bad, the lovely.
Remote WorkThe Atlantic
Why You Never See Your Friends Anymore
Our unpredictable and overburdened schedules are taking a dire toll on American society.
LifeDeloitte Insights
Skills change, but capabilities endure
Why fostering human capabilities first might be more important than reskilling in the future of work.
Future of WorkLiterary Hub
Why Office Workers Can't Sleep (and Why That's Bad)
Ever since the discovery that light—and particularly blue light—can suppress melatonin and alter the timing of our circadian …
Health WorkDistributed.blog
Stephen Wolfram on 28 Years of Remote Work
In this episode, Stephen shares with host Matt Mullenweg — another remote CEO — his perspective on the value of …
Podcast Remote WorkNPR
Want To Feel Happier Today? Try Talking To A Stranger
Many of us tend to do just about anything to avoid conversation or even eye contact with strangers. And smartphones make it …
HappinessA possible use case for Estonian E-residency, hopefully dispelling some myths
I’ve been reading up on this and other offshoring while getting ready to move again. I think I have a viable use case …
e-ResidencyDerek Sivers
Travel without a phone
Where you are is partially defined by where you are not. When you’re somewhere, you’re not somewhere else. But …
TravelPeter Attia
Jason Fried: Optimizing efficiency and work-life balance
In this episode, Jason Fried, co-founder of Basecamp, shares his beliefs around achieving business success in a modern world …
Podcast Remote Work Work-Life BalanceTomasz Tunguz
The Early Discipline of Remote Startups
This is often why we see remote and distributed companies invest in human resources functions earlier on. consequently, these …
Remote Work