Nomadic Matt
How to Be More Interesting While Traveling
For most of us, it’s not easy to make friends or know what to say to strangers — especially ones from a different …
TravelArticles
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 5760 articles, written by 6338 authors from 1358 publishers.
TED
How to gain control of your free time
There are 168 hours in each week. How do we find time for what matters most? Time management expert Laura Vanderkam studies …
LifeQuartz
The Biggest Myth Of Nomadic Travel Is That Anyone Can Do It
But as this community of internet-enabled, supra-national travelers has grown, a mythology has strengthened around them: The …
Digital NomadThe New York Times
You Share Everything With Your Bestie. Even Brain Waves.
New research suggests the roots of friendship extend even deeper than previously suspected. Scientists have found that the …
LifeInverse
Backpacking with Bitcoin
When James Grant and Thomas Hezlett stepped off their London flight into the United States last summer, they had three …
TravelTrello Blog
How To Give Your Brain A Break Without Booking Vacation Days
If routine helps you be productive, why does it sometimes make you feel like you need a break from it all?
Productivity WorkLive Science
Late to Bed, Early to Die? Night Owls May Die Sooner
Bad news for “night owls”: Those who tend to stay up late and sleep in well past sunrise are at increased risk of …
Health LifeQuartz
Working from home can save you thousands of dollars every year
In order to better understand how much money I saved by logging in from home a couple of days each week, I calculated a …
Remote WorkAccelerated Intelligence
People Who Have "Too Many Interests" Are More Likely To Be Successful According To Research
The warning against being a generalist has persisted for hundreds of years in dozens of languages. “Equipped with …
Career WorkBuzzFeed
The Myth Of Traveling Light
Packing the bare minimum has always made leaving and coming back seem easier. But the older I get, the more I feel the weight …
TravelLos Angeles Times
Boarding an airplane is such a pain in the neck. Can the process be fixed?
Don’t you think it is strange that airplanes are still designed to be boarded from the front? And that airlines board …
TravelAmerican Way
It's a Wonderful Co-Life for the Digital Nomad
An entire industry has been built around the dream of “working remotely.” But how would I, a Twitter-shy 35 year …
Digital NomadPsychology Today
How Do You Make or Maintain Friends? Put in the Time
Friendship takes time to develop. The more time two people spend together, the more likely they are to be friends. On the …
LifeBreak Into Consulting
How to Find Consulting Clients
Being independent means there’s no one to fill your client queue except for you; so make sure to build a long term …
FreelanceThe Writing Cooperative
The Importance of Going to Work When You Work From Home
The truth is that I’m bored, and it’s not because I have a butterfly mind or due to the instant gratification of …
Remote WorkMarty Nemko
Do What You Love and Starve?
If you are a star—very bright, talented, motivated, and personable and you have a passion, even if it’s in a …
CareerTIME
How to Travel the World Without Quitting Your Job, According to People Who Did It
It’s a fantasy that crosses many of our minds at some point: Why don’t I quit my job and travel the world? While …
Digital NomadKnowledge@Wharton
Loneliness on the Job: Why No Employee Is an Island
The workplace can be a curious environment. Dozens or even hundreds of employees can labor side by side for hours, spending …
WorkHuman Parts
A Brutally Honest Review of My 10-Day Silent Meditation Retreat
No talking. No phones or technology. No yoga pants. No working out. No music. No reading. No writing. No killing (even …
LifeNautilus
The Key to Good Luck Is an Open Mind
What do these people have that the rest of us don’t? It turns out “ability” is the key word here. Beyond …
LifeMedium
What it's really like being a full-time traveler
Being a digital nomad is heavily romanticized by the industry — we’re portrayed as young, successful millennials who …
Digital NomadQuartz
One of Estonia's first "e-residents" explains what it means to have digital citizenship
I am one of the country’s first “e-Residents,” and I feel more welcome there than pretty much anywhere else …
e-ResidencyFelix Krause
Going nomad
After living in San Francisco for 2.5 years, I wanted a change. With my lease ending in October, I decided to reduce my life …
Digital NomadTravel Stack Exchange
OK we're all adults here, so really, how on earth should I use a squat toilet?
OK so for anyone that’s travelled beyond North America and Western Europe you know what I’m talking …
TravelQuartz
There's a biological reason you're bored at work
Employees don’t usually succumb to these negative responses for a lack of trying. They want to feel motivated. They …
WorkThe Art of Manliness
How to Fall Asleep in 2 Minutes or Less
Yet the ability to fall asleep in two minutes or less, anywhere, anytime, is actually a skill like any other, and one anyone …
HealthStanford
The Workplace Is Killing People and Nobody Cares
Dying for a Paycheck, published by HarperBusiness and released on March 20, maps a range of ills in the modern workplace — …
WorkTalentWorks
The Science of The Job Search, Part III: 61% of "Entry-Level" Jobs Require 3+ Years of Experience
The job search can feel like one big Catch-22: “How the hell am I supposed to get experience if I can’t get a job …
CareerWhat big mistakes have you made / lessons learned after being a nomad for awhile?
I’ve been a digital nomad for about 3 years now, and I’ve definitely learned some lessons the hard way…
Digital NomadTED
Could Singapore hold the secret to preparing workers for an uncertain future?
It’s called second-skilling: developing your skills for a new job while you’re still working. The Asian …
Future of Work