The Guardian
Our life in three stages – school, work, retirement – will not survive much longer
Babies born today have a good chance of surviving to be 105. If they are to exploit the great opportunities raised by …
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 4964 articles, written by 5408 authors from 1188 publishers.
A tip to future digital nomads
Try not to get caught up with studying digital nomads and where we go and what the countries are like and where the cheapest …
Digital NomadThe Atlantic
The Hot New Millennial Housing Trend Is a Repeat of the Middle Ages
Communal living is hardly a departure from tradition—it’s a return to how humans have been making their homes for …
ColivingDigital nomad for 2+ years, self employed for 10, I change jobs like underwear. AMA.
Being a DN is about freedom of lifestyle, NOT travel! Most DN’s I meet or follow don’t hop around very much. …
Digital NomadWork Hard Anywhere
Venturing Abroad: A Year As A Digital Nomad — With Michael North
Being able to travel, see the world, mix with technologists in different countries, expand my understanding of humanity — …
Digital NomadWorld Economic Forum
Countries where you can buy citizenship
A new global industry has been booming in recent years, as countries offer people the chance to acquire citizenship or …
LifeHacker News
Where do you go to get recruiters to find you a job?
I’m looking for a new role, but would like to work with recruiters to reduce time consuming job searches and …
WorkNautilus
How to Tell If You're a Jerk
If you think everyone around you is terrible, the joke may be on you.
LifeNew York Magazine
I Used to Be a Human Being
An endless bombardment of news and gossip and images has rendered us manic information addicts. It broke me. It might break …
LifeThe Atlantic
The Free-Time Paradox in America
The rich were meant to have the most leisure time. The working poor were meant to have the least. The opposite is happening. …
LifeStudio D
10 Tips for International Relocation
The US is now the fifth country I’ll feel comfortable calling home — after the UK, Germany, China and Japan, each time …
LifeHotjar Blog
The Passion Fallacy (or, Why You Need More Than Passion to be Successful)
For starters, you need to stop thinking about what you enjoy, and instead - start thinking about your strengths and the …
LifeLiterary Hub
On Air Travel: Pat-Downs, Pissing, and Passport Stamps
Three short essays from the anthology Airplane reading.
TravelBBC
Why you feel busy all the time (when you're actually not)
It’s become a status symbol to be busy, which is absurd when you consider its effects on well-being.
LifeHacker News
General advice to grow my network
What mode of communication (LinkedIn InMail, Facebook Messages, email, phone or something else) do you use when trying to …
WorkVice
Planes, Games, and Automobiles: The Nomads of Game Development
Cottage game industries are swiftly popping up in locations like Israel, Shanghai, and Argentina, but a small subset of …
Digital NomadTechCrunch
How the startup world is bringing digital nomadism closer to reality
What was once a dream is now a very tangible reality — and these groundbreaking startups are making it easier than ever to …
Digital NomadDebarghya Das
Why are Adults so busy?
I’ve always wondered growing up - what makes adults so busy? Sure, you’re working a 40 hour a week job but the …
LifeEdge Perspectives with John Hagel
What's the Future of Jobs?
Is STEM our future?
Future of WorkPriceonomics
Why Do Tourists Visit Ancient Ruins Everywhere Except the United States?
Americans travel to Machu Picchu, Petra, Troy, and Angkor Wat. So why do so few visit America’s own ruins?
TravelThe Economist
Trading your excess airline luggage-allowance
There are still a few kinks to work out, but it makes sense to create a way to rent excess luggage space, particularly when …
TravelBusiness Insider
A revolutionary experiment in giving 6,000 people free money may run into a fatal problem
The idea of giving people free money is so radical, even some recipients think it’s too good to be true.
Basic IncomeDoes anybody else have trouble with jealous friends?
I love to travel, but I also value my relationships at home. I try to come home every year or so and keep in contact with …
Digital NomadFoundation for Economic Education
Why I Rent a Tiny Apartment Rather than Buy a Big Home
I’m not saying that you should never buy a house. Just don’t make it your life ambition, much less try to fit …
LifeThe New York Times
As More Devices Board Planes, Travelers Are Playing With Fire
The Federal Aviation Administration, citing fire hazards, has warned against using Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones on …
TravelFortune
The Future of Work Is Eye-Opening
We asked 16 people how the future is changing their work. Here’s what they said.
Future of WorkCurrent Digital Nomads: What do you have in your day to day backpack (right down to the crumbs)
Just was having a thought on what people tend to find important enough for their digital work to put in their backpack, what …
Digital Nomad GearApplying for jobs
I’m looking for advice here. I’ve been applying for tons of positions on weworkremotely that I’m more than …
Remote WorkThe Wall Street Journal
Design Your Way to a Happier Life
Don’t worry about finding your ‘passion.’ Think like a designer: Try out quick prototypes of multiple ideas …
LifeNomad Capitalist
The best ways to transfer money internationally for 2016
We took a look at some of the best online transfer services and got recommendations and insights from the experts.
Money