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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 5099 articles, written by 5557 authors from 1210 publishers.
Hacker News
Those making $1,000+/month on side projects – what did you make?
It can be a SaaS app, a mobile app, or any side project that is netting you recurring revenue.
Side ProjectTechCrunch
The future of work is 5 billion customers looking for a good job
Let me tell you about the largest business opportunity the world has ever seen. It’s larger than the entire world …
Future of WorkWant to start doing my own thing, but not an expert in anything
What’s your biggest challenge when it comes to choosing what “expertise” you should build your online …
Digital NomadMedium
Here's How You Get Me to Work For (Almost) Free.
A step-by-step guide to paying freelancers with respect instead of money.
FreelanceMedium
Life is not like Instagram: I'm a Tortoise
The pros and cons of carrying your home on your back and creating a living out of travel.
TravelUS Nomads, do you maintain an official residence for legal matters?
I’m very curious how US citizens who are traveling inside the US for extended periods of time (say, 6+ mo) handle …
Digital NomadThe New York Times
A Future Without Jobs? Two Views of the Changing Work Force
In the utopian (dystopian?) future projected by technological visionaries, few people would have to work. Wealth would be …
Future of WorkNarratively
Confessions of a Failed Self-Help Guru
I traveled around the country telling strangers how to balance their workloads and better their lives—until I learned the …
LifeThe New Yorker
The Madness of Airline Élite Status
Frequent fliers sometimes go to great lengths to keep their airline élite status, and those efforts are often completely out …
TravelJames Altucher Blog
10 Reasons You Have To Quit Your Job in 2016
Now we live in a new world. A world where you don’t have to get a job. Where there are opportunities with their hands …
WorkScientific American
Why Don't People Manage Debt Better?
Psychology experiments show why even the financially savvy have a hard time following sensible strategies.
MoneyThe Economist
MBA diary: Why you probably don't need an MBA
Which is to say: remember, you do not need an MBA. Only do it if you want to. Food and water are needs; an MBA is an …
LearningDoes anyone nomad in the United States? What are some good cities?
Like many of you, I have a flexible, work-from-home job, so I can work anywhere there’s an Internet connection. …
Digital NomadVirgin
Is co-living the next big trend?
Co-working has been a popular option for many start-ups over the last few years. The new trend on the scene, however, is …
ColivingThe Guardian
The Life Project: what makes some people happy, healthy and successful – and others not?
The factors that most affect our life chances are revealed as the first group of British babies followed in a remarkable …
LifeCityLab
A Brief History of Co-Living Spaces: From 19th Century Boarding Houses to Millennial Compounds
Those Millennial-filled compounds aren’t all that different from 19th-century boarding houses.
ColivingThe Garage
Why we ditched our Silicon Valley office to work from home
About three months ago, my company made the switch from a cozy office in the heart of Silicon Valley to going completely …
Remote WorkThe New York Times
What Google Learned From Its Quest to Build the Perfect Team
New research reveals surprising truths about why some work groups thrive and others falter.
WorkWhat do remote workers who work in a coffee shop do when they need to use the toilet?
So you are at a cafe, working hard, and suddenly you need to go to the toilet. What you do with your stuff?
Remote WorkTeleport
You're not an Island: Why Freelancers and Remote Workers Need Communities
But working from home has its downsides as well, from the potential whiff of body odour to the whiff of madness that comes …
Digital Nomad Freelance Remote WorkThe Atlantic
How the Idea of a 'Normal' Person Got Invented
The notion that there is a “normal” height or a “normal” salary is a relatively new one, and …
LifeStripe: Blog
Stripe: Atlas
With Stripe Atlas, entrepreneurs can easily incorporate a U.S. company, set up a U.S. bank account, and start accepting …
MoneyDerek Sivers
Why I don't want stuff
About once a month, someone asks for my mailing address because they want to send me something. They liked something I wrote, …
MinimalismMy experience working remotely and traveling in 1-3 month increments across 3 continents in 2015.
I worked remotely doing software and traveled across Europe for most of the year, then Asia for a good chunk, and finally …
Digital Nomad Remote WorkThe Atlantic
Disposable Friendships in a Mobile World
When people repeatedly move from place to place, they may be more willing to let go of relationships.
LifeVirgin
Five co-working innovations to look out for in 2016
It’s clear that co-working is far more than a passing trend, it’s now a huge global industry providing essential …
CoworkingHacker News
What are your biggest career regrets?
What are your biggest career regrets?
CareerBe Yourself
In Defense of Running Away From Your Problems
We’re conditioned early on, especially as women, to value security above all else and cling on to it at all costs and …
LifeThe Guardian
Douglas Rushkoff: 'I'm thinking it may be good to be off social media altogether'
The media critic on the malfunctioning tech economy, digital detoxes and why Facebook is unhygenic.
Life