Priceonomics
Why Are Projects Always Behind Schedule?
People underestimate timelines all the time. Studies have shown that students deliberately and systematically underestimate …
WorkArticles
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 5198 articles, written by 5673 authors from 1230 publishers.
what skills can you learn in 6 months that will prepare you to the digital nomad life?
I am planning to go explore the earth after a finish my business school, and wanted to know what are some skills that i can …
Digital NomadDan Luu
Big Company vs. Startup Work and Pay
There’s a meme that’s been going around for a while now: you should join a startup because the money is better …
WorkBBC
Your life on earth
How you and the world have changed since you were born.
LifeThe Hustle
80 Million Reasons to Reconsider Remote Working
With just a laptop, a phone, and maybe a tablet, we work together to build a real culture, a thriving community, and, of …
Remote WorkNautilus
What I Learned from Losing $200 Million
The 2008 financial crisis taught me about the illusion of control, and how to give it up.
LifeMedium
The digital nomad lie
And all of this stuff you’re reading online on how awesome it is to be a digital nomad is basically a lie. It’s a …
Digital NomadThe Guardian
This column will change your life: Helsinki Bus Station Theory
The theory claims the secret to a creatively fulfilling career lies in understanding the operations of Helsinki’s main …
CareerThinking about self-publishing a bestselling book? Here's everything I've learned so far after writing five Amazon best-sellers as a nomad in 2015
Lately I’ve been getting a bunch of e-mails from people, asking about how to write and self-publish a best-selling …
FreelanceMedium
One Googler's take on managing your time
Recently, I wrote an email to our team that posed a simple challenge in time management. The response was unexpected, and I …
ProductivityHome base necessary or not?
I’ve been reading a lot of posts here but a topic I can’t seem to find a lot of information on is maintaining a …
Digital NomadThe New York Times
Your Most Valuable Asset Is Yourself
Our finding was this: Homes and retirements accounts aside, the most valuable asset they owned was the person staring back at …
MoneyJon Kuperman
They Rejected Us
Everyone’s been rejected - these are our stories.
LifeBrain Pickings
The Shortness of Life: Seneca on Busyness and the Art of Living Wide Rather Than Living Long
“The greatest obstacle to living is expectancy, which hangs upon tomorrow and loses today… The whole future lies …
LifeEquitable Growth
Trying to get a grip on the gig economy
The data show that independent contractors won’t become a major share of workers anytime soon. And while the number of …
Gig EconomyRoads & Kingdoms
Japan's 105-Hour Workweek
The sheer willingness to hand over so much of a 24 hour day, almost all the waking hours of your life, to your profession, …
WorkMedium
Why I Stopped Helping People And You Should Too
My mother taught me never to give unsolicited advice, nor try to help anyone unless they ask you for it. I always thought …
LifeForbes
The Death Of The Office: What Happens When The Workspace Is Mobile, On-Demand And All About Networking
Meanwhile, for workers of all generations, working is now more than ever considered an “experience,” rather than …
Future of WorkThe Roam Diaries
As We May Live
Nearly 100 years after our modern idea of home was invented, we started a company that aims to create something better. …
Life WorkWIRED
Now Working From Home Can Be Working While Seeing the World
For champions of this lifestyle, near-constant traveling is a way to stay fresh in an industry that often requires workers to …
Digital NomadStumbling and Mumbling
Costs of under-confidence
This reminds me that one of the under-rated skills in life is the ability to know one’s skill.
LifeMedium
How I became a morning person (and why I decided to make the change)
I traded a typical night-owl schedule—up ’til midnight or later, staring at a screen, writing, doing design work, …
LifeTeleport
Five people with extremely unconventional homes
Housing can be a lot more difficult than just choosing a place and moving in. Sometimes, when the situation calls for it, …
LifeCNN
No office, no boss, no boundaries -- rise of the nomadic rich
A new breed of cash-rich, entrepreneurial mavericks is taking the dream and traveling with it. But they also pay a price
Digital NomadThe Guardian
Working gap years: how going Remote can connect you with like-minded people
Imagine travelling the world while keeping your salary – that’s the premise behind the Remote Year project.
Remote WorkBrain Pickings
How to Be Alone: An Antidote to One of the Central Anxieties and Greatest Paradoxes of Our Time
“We live in a society which sees high self-esteem as a proof of well-being, but we do not want to be intimate with this …
LifenuSchool
How to Sell Without Selling
The truth about freelancing is that getting hired as a freelancer has exactly nothing to do with your abilities as a …
FreelanceThe Art of Non-Conformity
Don't Pursue Something that Someone Said You Should Want
Don’t commit to one idea of the future but instead, commit to a problem that you want to solve. Then you can stay …
LifeFormAssembly
Remote Work: The Complete Guide to Distributed Teams
When people think of work-from-home jobs, they often think back to the countless sketchy get-rich-quick (no real effort …
Remote WorkMedium
How to NOT take a photo
Next time you encounter something truly breath-taking, stop yourself from grabbing the closest image-capturing-machine. …
Life