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MayUntil I read David Graeber’s essay, On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs, I thought all my previous jobs qualified for [more]
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MayEnough has been said about how great remote working is. We know it can broaden your talent pool, save you money, [more]
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AprThere’s a multi-limbed, polydextrous being in Buddhism known as Kannon that’s one of the most widely worshipped divinities in Asia and Japan. [more]
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AprWaking up at the crack of dawn to spend your day in a dull, grey office building. Putting in 50-hour [more]
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MarNice view, but not a great place for working It’s 9am. I’m sitting outside a lakeside cafe in Mayan Village [more]
Unlike the Pat Flynns’, Brian Clarks’, and Tim Ferriss’ of days gone by, very few people or brands will ever [more]
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FebWhen I quit the 9-5, I also quit interviews, meetings, small talk, deadlines (for the most part), and above all, [more]
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JanThe way we consume stories is radically changing. Today we’re less inclined to spend weeks or months engaged in epic [more]
On 25th May 2018, GDPR will come into force. As both providers and users of digital services, its compliance is [more]
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NovA few decades ago, freelancing was somewhat of a rare and ballsy profession reserved for well-established designers or writers that had [more]
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