Scientific American
How Not to Care What Other People Think
They say you stay up too late and got nothing in your brain? It’s normal to care what important people in your life …
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 5244 articles, written by 5728 authors from 1235 publishers.
Johannes Haushofer
Johannes Haushofer CV of Failures
Most of what I try fails, but these failures are often invisible, while the successes are visible. I have noticed that this …
CareerTechCrunch
How to quit your job the right way
View your life as a business. A business has many product lines and shifts many times during the course of its life.
CareerThe Guardian
Traveling while gluten free: a survival guide
Awareness of celiac disease is on the rise, but many places have never heard of it, so patience is required – both in …
TravelNomadic Matt
The Culture Shock of Coming Home
To me, the biggest shock of coming home wasn’t cultural — it was simply the shock of being home. After my first trip, I …
TravelPriceonomics
Which Countries Are the Most/Least Overrun by Tourists?
We discovered that Bangladesh is easily the country where you are least likely to be surrounded by fellow travelers, with …
TravelYes, you CAN be a digital nomad
Becoming a DN is nothing like “winning the lottery”. For most people, it’s finding work that you can do …
Digital NomadNo, you can't BE a digital nomad
I don’t mean to piss all over anyone’s plans – by all means follow your dreams and live the life you want. …
Digital NomadHow We Get To Next
How Are Remote Workers Changing the World's Cities?
And while the presence of digital nomads in a city tends to correlate with a reasonable local startup scene, any wealth …
Digital Nomad Remote WorkRemote Developers: How can I be like you?
My goal is to be a programmer that works remotely. Can anyone, who does this for a living, please give me a step by step …
Digital NomadThe New York Times
How to Travel the Earth And Protect It, Too
To give you guidance, we have bypassed the thicket of greenwashing prevalent in travel marketing, and instead asked experts …
Travel1843
Are workaholics a danger to society?
We asked three economists for their answer to the question: why do we work so hard?
WorkForbes
A Reflection On Two Years Of Being A Digital Nomad
The lifestyle has had a dramatic influence on the way I live and work. To celebrate these past two years, I wanted to share …
Digital NomadNautilus
Not All Practice Makes Perfect
Moving from naive to purposeful practice can dramatically increase performance.
WorkQuartz
150 years ago, a world-famous philosopher called busyness the sign of an unhappy person
And indeed, as we race from the office to the gym to a dinner, proudly showing off our jam-packed schedules, it’s worth …
LifeThe Atlantic
Why Luck Matters More Than You Might Think
When people see themselves as self-made, they tend to be less generous and public-spirited.
LifeGQ
This Hobo Life
Kids are still unplugging and trying out The Hobo Life—but what happens when you add Wi-Fi and Indiegogo campaigns and iPhone …
LifeHarvard Business Review
If Work Is Digital, Why Do We Still Go to the Office?
The transformation of our work environments is only just beginning, but it could have a major impact on architects, …
Remote WorkHacker News
Is it worth paying for a Coursera course?
There are lots of free courses online but some offer the option of paying and receiving a certificate on completion. Does …
LearningThe Guardian
Where startups lead, corporates follow – why co-working is the future
Rising office rents make co-working spaces an attractive, and practical, alternative. Could they also foster a ‘magic …
CoworkingTech in Asia
A founder of a tech startup on remote working in Nepal
It was in March 2016 when I thought it would be a good idea to see how working remotely in Nepal would be for a founder of a …
Remote WorkThe Truth About What It Means To Be Successful
So what, then, is success? Because it is not money. That I know. And it is not some physical achievement. That I know. It is …
LifeFast Company
This Googler Explains How To Design Your Time Rather Than Manage It
Breaking all your tasks into quadrants can help you become more strategic about how you work.
ProductivityThe Wall Street Journal
Flying to More Than One City Just Got More Expensive
New pricing rules from American, Delta and United make multicity itineraries more complicated.
TravelProduct Hunt
What Advice Would You Give Your Younger Self?
Here are the bite-sized nuggets of wisdom our LIVE Chat guests—from singers to pro basketball players to venture …
LifeSeth's Blog
Take what you can get (?)
Surviving is succeeding, no doubt about it. Doing the work is better than not doing the work. Waiting for perfect is never as …
LifeZen Habits
Fear Is Why We Have Too Much Stuff
Fear is what causes us to buy things we don’t really need. Fear keeps us holding onto stuff we don’t need.
LifeLegal Nomads
The Limits of Long-Term Travel: It Doesn't Fix Everything
Some qualities, no matter how much you work at changing them, will lessen but they won’t go away. And in the spirit of …
TravelFreakonomics
Is the World Ready for a Guaranteed Basic Income?
The gist: a lot of full-time jobs in the modern economy simply don’t pay a living wage. And even those jobs may be …
Basic IncomeTo all successful Digital Nomads out there, how'd you do it?
I’ve been at this digital nomad thing for close to a year now, and have not reached any form of substantial success …
Digital Nomad