The New York Times
Is the Drive for Success Making Our Children Sick?
Yet instead of empowering them to thrive, this drive for success is eroding children’s health and undermining their …
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 5471 articles, written by 6006 authors from 1289 publishers.
Hacker News
Why is it so hard to find remote jobs in Europe?
I read a lot about remote work - either sourcing from Hacker News and other media. However, what I see in practice, at least …
Remote WorkVirgin
10 lessons in failure from 10 digital nomads
Choosing a slightly different route, such as becoming a location independent entrepreneur or digital nomad, will lead to far …
Digital NomadZen Habits
Rules for Getting Organized & Decluttered
I know in my life, going from being overwhelmed with clutter to minimalism was a slow but rewarding journey, and now I feel …
MinimalismThe Art of Manliness
Via Negativa: Addition by Subtraction
Just as effective as adding something to our lives, if not more so, is subtracting the things that might be holding us back. …
LifeMedium
Work yourself out of your job to accelerate your career
What do you want from your career? Do you want to learn, grow, and advance? Do you want to make a huge impact to your …
CareerMedium
The Zen of Ice Cold Showers
In many ways we are a culture exceptionally filled with stress, distraction, anxiety, struggle and despair. But we …
LifeBloomberg
Yellen's Job Puzzle: Why Are 20-Somethings Retiring?
How come more people are retiring in their early 20s? Why are middle-age men becoming stay-at-home dads? What’s keeping …
WorkThe Guardian
Work-life balance: flexible working can make you ill, experts say
Practices such as working from home could do more harm than good, research finds, as many employees never ‘switch …
Work-Life BalancePriceonomics
How Young Adults Spend Their Time: 2004 vs 2014
For all the changes that we observed over the past decade, much has also stayed the same. Twentysomethings are spending …
LifeNational Post
Our chairs are killing us, but that's just the start. Why it's time to re-think the entire office
Poor workplace design takes a physical toll: Sitting is making us miserable. Canadians, on average, spend 37 hours a week at …
HealthMedium
Don't Edit Your Imagination
As children, we have vivid imaginations. We stay up late waiting for Santa Claus, dream of becoming President, and have ideas …
LifeMedium
3 Myths of Working Remotely & How to Scale
In choosing remote, you commit to a culture of autonomy and independence. You commit to a culture of problem solving and …
Remote WorkThe New York Times
The One Question You Should Ask About Every New Job
When it comes to landing a good job, many people focus on the role. Although finding the right title, position and salary is …
CareerHacker News
I find all every single idea I come up with is already tried by someone
I am trying to learn web development starting with a simple framework to become full stack developer. My intent is also to …
Side ProjectQuartz
If you answer emails after work, you should be getting unlimited vacation
We’re now operating in a participation economy, where people are measured and paid for what they produce. Yet, when it …
WorkQuartz
You probably know to ask yourself, What do I want? Here's a way better question
If I ask you, “What do you want out of life?” and you say something like, “I want to be happy and have a …
LifeForrest Brazeal
How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Cubicle
Why would I prefer my cubicle over the carefree, location-independent lifestyle, you ask? Let’s look at three common …
WorkNir Eyal
Can't Kick a Bad Habit? You're Probably Doing It Wrong
When it comes to gaining control over bad habits, like eating food we know isn’t good for us, I shared with her the …
LifeThe Washington Post
Tips on how to travel light without sacrificing comfort and style
Chose your travel wardrobe wisely, with versatile pieces and footwear based on weather and activities.
Gear TravelThe Dilbert Blog
Career Advice
If you want an average successful life, it doesn’t take much planning. Just stay out of trouble, go to school, and …
CareerThe Atlantic
Stop Being So Self-Conscious
Yesterday, I gave a great talk; today is a real bad hair day. This year I worked hard on my introductory psychology class; …
LifeNPR
Keep Things Simple For A Healthy, Long Life
I’ll risk it, though, and tell you again that there really aren’t shortcuts to health. Here’s what you need …
HealthLaunchAStartup
Upwork vs Freelancer: Why It's a Battle YOU Won't Win
On the surface, Freelancer.com and Upwork look like they’re great places for quality contractors to make money. They …
FreelanceMedium
Working Remotely; Work From Where You Like
I’ve been working home for more than a year and a half now, and with this time I was able to learn and find ways to be …
Remote WorkMedium
On Quitting: Part II
I said in my last post, “You will never figure out what’s right until you fix what you already know is inherently …
LifeObserver
If You Work From Home (Or Aspire To), You Must Read This
Not only are we going back to our roots as freelancers and entrepreneurs, but we are now a global race rather than merely …
Remote WorkHow do you manage your financial life as a digital nomad?
I’m interested as to how other nomads/perpetual travellers manage their financial lives on the road. How do you keep on …
Digital Nomad MoneyPenelope Trunk
Warning signs your job is becoming obsolete
“Everyone’s job becomes obsolete. Nothing lasts forever. You always have to learn new skills.”
CareerForbes
Globetrotting Digital Nomads: The Future Of Work Or Too Good To Be True?
In early 2015, we began asking nomads (confidentially) whether they were earning and saving enough compared with responsible …
Digital Nomad Future of Work