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Long-term travel is different than short-term vacations and it surprised me in ways I didn't expect.
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How did the worker become transformer into the modern career-driven performer?
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What is the reality of what it takes to become a digital nomad or remote worker?
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Maslow never used a pyramid in any of his writing and research?
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My favorite electronic, sleep, fitness & travel items I use as a digital nomad living and working around the worlkd
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Book review on Agnes Callard's \"Aspiration\" about the philosophical role of aspiration and becoming in a meaningful and good life
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A hustle trap is a trap you fall into because of not questioning legacy beliefs about how one should live or work
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Grappling with the existential question of \"who are you?
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Advice on how to reclaim freedom while working remotely.
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How do you manage a millennial?
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Most critics say organizations are broken.
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Will people continue to believe in the 20th century work beliefs?
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Matt Mullenweg's Five Levels Of Remote Work for Distributed Companies.
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What are the effects of printing unlimited money and having millions of people out of work on our work beliefs and the ability of the economy to recover?
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Everyone has a religious, political or institutional utopia.
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The shift to remote work for established firms will require a new type of leadership: courage, vulnerability and leadership beyond the default way
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Most companies have too many meetings on the calendar.
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Lessons on facilitating video sessions & virtual collaboration for team meetings, online courses and virtual hangrouts on Zoom
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A short story about an SVP who spent 34 years resisting flexibility at work, until a pandemic forced him to remember what he'd forgotten about being human.
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The new economy is not going to have manufacturing or coal jobs.
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Is coronavirus causing your company to have to work remotely without being prepared.
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The secrecy of the industry make it a prime target for attacks, but the real problems with the industry are more subtle and perhaps harder to solve.
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Baby boomers came of age in the workforce during two decades of prosperous growth.
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A reflection on Paul Graham's essay \"the lesson to unlearn\" and how I'm optimistic about the future of work and the death of \"bad tests\"
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Ranjit Saimbi left big law after five years.
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The second chapter of success starts when you are able to detach sucess with money, power and success.
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Schein's three levels — artifacts, values, and assumptions — explain why most culture change efforts fail.
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Why do we accept billion-dollar \"corporate welfare\" packages as normal?
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Book Summary: Rest by Alex Pang makes sense of rest through his own journey taking a sabbatical after leaving Academia and the corporate world.
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Hunter S.
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A collection of career and life advice from Scott Adams, Marc Andreessen, Debbie Millman, Hunter S.
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I write for the weirdos who've always felt uncomfortable doing what everyone else is doing.
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How do you carve your own path path in a world with infinite options?
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The \"career trajectory\" is from a time when magical 4-5% growth happened in some western countries.
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The ability to reinvent your career and life is vital in the 2020s.
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What is your purpose?
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The protestant work ethic and catholic work ethics shaped our modern work culture and evolved into meaningful work, hustle culture and post-work
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The Prestige Economy is a better lens to understand who gets status.
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I revisit Bertrand Russell's famous essay to ponder the question: Do we work too much?
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I went to Asia for a month.
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I lived for two months in Canggu as a digital nomad.
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Lifestyle creep happened slowly and then all at once.
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Every month, I share my financials as I build a self-employed path and share my experiments in living nomadically, digital experiments and living simply
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Can we be happy at work if everyone is telling us we need to be passionate & fulfilled at work?
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Every month, I share my financials as I build a self-employed path and share my experiments in living nomadically, digital experiments and living simply
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Sure, work suck.
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Freelance consulting talent platforms offer bold visions for freelancers but fail to deliver because of VC-fueled incentives for platforms
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Wesley Kang is the co-founder of Nimble Made, an e-commerce clothing brand focused on serving the Asian-American market with \"actually slim\" fit shirts
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John Maynard Keynes essay about technological unemployment predicted that by 2030 we would have shifted worried more about how to occupy leisure
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Every month, I share my financials as I build a self-employed path and share my experiments in living nomadically, digital experiments and living simply