The Everywhereist
Quitting Your Job To Travel Isn't Brave. It's Lucky.
The problem I have is with the recurring narrative that quitting your job to travel the world is inherently a noble act, when …
Digital NomadArticles
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's been your biggest Digital Nomad mistake/regret so far?
Any huge blunders you’d like to do over?
Digital NomadHarvard Business Review
Learn to Love Networking
But in today’s world, networking is a necessity. A mountain of research shows that professional networks lead to more …
WorkGroove Blog
The Most Common (Bad) Arguments Against Remote Work
Distributed teams are getting more and more common, but too many businesses still cling to outdated assumptions.
Remote WorkHacker News
Can't concentrate to focus, until it's last minute or later
Basically, I can’t make me to focus on my work until it’s really close to the deadline of my task or even later. …
ProductivityAmbition & Balance - by Doist
Read Less. Learn More.
What would you say if I told you that reading one book can be more valuable than reading fifty? That re-reading something …
ProductivityHarvard Business Review
The Innovative Coworking Spaces of 15th-Century Italy
What can those who want to create more innovative and collaborative workplaces today — whether that’s a better office …
CoworkingWhat is something someone said that forever changed your way of thinking?
What is something someone said that forever changed your way of thinking?
LifeThe Washington Post
The real reasons you procrastinate — and how to stop
How exactly does procrastination work, and how do you stop it? Psychological research, comics and “The Simpsons” …
ProductivitySocial Anxiety & Being a Nomad
So for those of you that work as nomads and have anxiety…how do you do it? How do you deal with working outside the …
Digital NomadThe Atlantic
Why So Many Smart People Aren't Happy
It’s a paradox: Shouldn’t the most accomplished be well equipped to make choices that maximize life satisfaction? …
HappinessMedium
Building remote-first teams
This article is only touching on the complexities, challenges and perks of remote work, but hopefully it sparks positive …
Remote WorkFortune
Working in the Gig Economy Is Both Desirable and Detestable
Independent contractors and temp-agency workers see things very differently.
Freelance Gig EconomyThe New York Times
Catching a Flight? Budget Hours, Not Minutes, for Security
Security lines at airports are getting longer — much longer — and wait times could reach epidemic levels when air travel …
TravelScientific 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 …
LifeJohannes 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.
Life