Nomad that don't visit or work at co-working spaces nor cafés
I never ever work in co-working spaces or cafés during my 2 years of nomading. I rent nice Airbnbs for a reason, to have a …
Digital NomadArticles
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 5311 articles, written by 5815 authors from 1252 publishers.
World Economic Forum
Do we really need eight hours of uninterrupted sleep a night?
Humans can sleep on very different schedules, with little difference in wakeful competence. International sleep researchers …
HealthHarvard Business Review
When to Stick with Something — and When to Quit
So when you ask yourself whether to stick with a task or goal, or to let it go, weigh the potential to continue learning and …
LifeIrrational Exuberance
Career narratives.
What I’ve slowly but increasingly come to believe is that there is much more opportunity outside career ladders than …
CareerQuartz
Cushy office perks are a trap
The office doesn’t need to be your bar or your gym or your go-to dinner spot, and not because cocktails or office gyms …
WorkThe Economist
The annoying habits of highly effective people
Perhaps the aim of admiring biographies and articles is to prompt their readers to emulate the work ethic of such leaders. …
ProductivityWhat inspired you to (want to) become a digital nomad
For me it was a series of things that lead to my epiphany that a DN life fit me. I struggled after the 2008 crash…I …
Digital NomadThe Conversation
The 'real you' is a myth – we constantly create false memories to achieve the identity we want
We all want other people to “get us” and appreciate us for who we really are. In striving to achieve such …
LifeHacker News
What was the best decision you made in your career?
Emotionally detaching.
CareerVenue
In Search of Darkness: An Interview with Paul Bogard
Across the United States, natural darkness is an endangered resource. East of the Mississippi, it is already extinct; even in …
LifeDeskmag
The 2018 State of Coworking Spaces
Coworking spaces are growing. Each year they offer larger workspaces and serve more members than the year before. These …
CoworkingLeonardo Federico
Hire people who aren't proven
Hiring is broken on so many different levels, and it starts right there, at the job offer description. It then continues all …
CareerHacker News
How did you get started as a freelancer?
How did you land your first customer? How did/do you market yourself?
FreelanceEx-nomads, how did you decide where to settle?
I’m looking for opinions from nomads who’ve spend 2-3+ years traveling nomadically and then decided to put down …
Digital NomadThe Atlantic
The Online Gig Economy's 'Race to the Bottom'
When the whole world is fighting for the same jobs, what happens to workers?
Gig EconomyTechCrunch
Delta to start scanning faces at airport check-in
Delta will later this year roll out facial recognition at its terminal at Atlanta International Airport for anyone traveling …
TravelThe Cut
Every Weekend Should Be a 3-Day Weekend
In one of their experiments, the researchers forced employees at a consulting firm in Boston to take a day off — totally off, …
Life WorkTim Harford
How can we resist the seduction of the mobile phone?
We are hooked. Our devices can, at any moment, demand that we focus upon them by flashing, pinging or even vibrating …
LifeAeon
Let's bring back the Sabbath as a radical act against 'total work'
When taken seriously, the Sabbath has the power to restructure not only the calendar but also the entire political economy. …
WorkThe Startup
How to be alone: the difference between loneliness and solitude
We use the two interchangeably because we’ve been conditioned to think of them as the same state; someone who spends …
LifeBBC
What Airbnb really does to a neighbourhood
Millions of people use Airbnb when travelling but its popularity sometimes puts it at odds with locals. So, how do short-term …
TravelJames Clear
Absolute Success is Luck. Relative Success is Hard Work.
So what it is? What determines success? Hard work or good fortune? Effort or randomness? I think we all understand both …
WorkTriplebyte Blog
What companies mean by culture fit
A company is its employees. How those employees interact with each other and what shared environment they create are among …
WorkAmbition & Balance - by Doist
Burned Out and Fantasizing About a Big Life Reset? Start Here
To get more honest and realistic advice, I asked people who’ve actually made these kinds of big life changes — leaving …
Life Remote WorkWhat did you wish you knew prior to setting off as a digital nomad?
What did you wish you knew (regarding planning/locations etc..) prior to setting off as a digital nomad?
Digital NomadThe New York Times
What if Emailing During Your Commute Counted as Work?
Should commuting hours count as part of the workday? The suggestion — sure to raise the hackles of employers everywhere — was …
Commuting WorkFast Company
Why work has failed us: Because no one can afford to retire anymore
As people struggle to make ends meet, fewer are saving for retirement, and fewer companies offer retirement accounts: 66% of …
WorkBloomberg
The 20-Hour Flight Is Coming. And It May Have a Gym and Bunks
Project Sunrise, as Qantas calls it, involves configuring an aircraft so that it can fly about 300 passengers and their …
TravelTim Harford
The Peter Principle is a joke taken seriously. Is it true?
The Peter principle states that “every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence”. If someone is good …
WorkTim Harford
The Peter Principle is a joke taken seriously. Is it true?
The Peter principle states that “every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence”. If someone is good …
Work