RescueTime Blog
Why you need both rituals and routines to power your workday
According to research, up to 40% of our daily actions are powered by habits—the unconscious actions and routines we’ve …
WorkArticles
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 5150 articles, written by 5619 authors from 1222 publishers.
Consumer Reports
3 Strategies to Find Cheap Airfares, and One to Avoid
Tricks to save on airfare for travelers with time, and an adventurous spirit.
TravelThe Conversation
Designing cities to counter loneliness? Let's explore the possibilities
Do you feel lonely? If you do, you are not alone. While you may think it’s a personal mental health issue, the …
LifefreeCodeCamp
Procrastination Sucks — So Here's The "Eat That Frog" Way to Powerful Productivity
Spend your most valuable time on your most valuable activities and you’ll change the trajectory of your life.
ProductivityAmbition & Balance - by Doist
The 8 Biggest Mistakes to Avoid When Applying For a Remote Job
Advice on landing remote roles from hiring experts at Doist, Buffer, InVision, Timely, and Toggl.
Remote WorkJeffrey Silverstein
How to balance full-time work with creative projects
A guide to finding the right day job, protecting your time, and building creative habits.
Side ProjectRescueTime Blog
Fighting the "loneliness epidemic" at work: Dan Schawbel on creating real connections in the Age of Isolation
In this interview, we spoke with Dan about the real threat of workplace isolation, the way technology increasingly keeps us …
WorkThe Atlantic
How Restaurants Got So Loud
Restaurants are so loud because architects don’t design them to be quiet. Much of this shift in design boils down to …
LifeHarrison Harnisch
20 Questions To Ask Before Joining A Startup
When I first joined a startup in 2012 I did my best to ask the right questions when interviewing. My engineering background …
CareerSignal v. Noise
You probably won't make it to the top
That’s a game worth winning: The one played with yourself for your own betterment. Not the one played against others, …
Life WorkThe Guardian
High score, low pay: why the gig economy loves gamification
Using ratings, competitions and bonuses to incentivise workers isn’t new – but as I found when I became a Lyft driver, …
Gig EconomyTalentWorks
The Science of the Job Search, Part VII: You Only Need 50% of Job "Requirements"
We were curious about how many job requirements are actually required, so we analyzed job postings and resumes for 6,000+ …
CareerFinland Today
Helsinki to Begin Anonymous Recruiting – Job Applications to be Processed Without Name, Gender and Other Personal Info
Anonymous recruiting entails that the name, date of birth, address, mother’s tongue, gender and any other personal …
CareerInc.
This Software Company Has a $1 Billion Valuation, 800 Employees, and Zero Offices
Operating virtually hasn’t exactly slowed the company down. InVision now has 800 employees (up from fewer than 500 a …
Remote WorkFor someone who wants to become a "digital nomad"
Hi, I’m a long time lurker on this page and I just have a few questions that I need some help answering: What does it …
Digital NomadTulsa Remote
Tulsa Remote
Hi, remote workers! We’ll pay you to work from Tulsa. You’re going to love it here.
Remote WorkA digital nomad is not respected at my job - is it good to keep your nomad status a secret?
Do you all pretend to be living a boring life to avoid this perception, or the envy of office-bound coworkers?
Digital NomadKnow Your Team
Managing disagreements: How to handle diverging points-of-view with your boss
How do you disagree productively with your boss, or another senior leader on the team?
WorkVox
The myth of self-control
Psychologists say using willpower to achieve goals is overhyped. Here’s what actually works.
LifeThe New York Times
Are You Sitting Down? Standing Desks Are Overrated
They’re not cures for anything, and standing is not exercise.
HealthHow does employee onboarding in your remote teams look like?
What are the processes, the tools? How much time does it take? What are the pain points?
Digital NomadHas anyone made a successful career by working remote jobs found on Upwork/Freelancer?
Can you describe your experience?
Digital Nomad Remote WorkThe Art of Work
The Art of Job Interviewing
If you Google ‘job interview’, lots of tips for candidates will appear, but not so many for the people on the …
CareerBlair Reeves
Don't work "remotely"
The term “remote” work itself implies tasks being done at arm’s length, and at some critical remove between …
Remote WorkThe Pastry Box Project
Your salary is not a big secret
Go grab a coffee or beer with someone who you are comfortable with at your company and talk about your salaries. And if you …
Money WorkMedium
Dating as a Digital Nomad
In the last year, I’ve never spent more than a few weeks in the same city as someone I’ve dated. What it’s …
Digital NomadData Science Heroes
How to self-publish a book: A handy list of resources
A friend of mine told me to write down all the details about self-publishing a book. So here you go—a long post explaining …
Side ProjectHacker News
Introvert freelancers, how do you find the willpower to network?
My biggest hurdle though is that I am an introvert and would much rather stay at home than going to an event with dozens or …
FreelanceThe New York Times
How to Eat Safely and Travel With an Autoimmune Disease
Travel is stressful enough without worrying that sampling the local specialties will make you ill or ruin your trip. Here are …
TravelForge
The Millennial Obsession With Starting Over
We pick up and move from city to city, trying on new identities but rarely sticking with them. It’s going to cost us.
Life