I can almost guarantee how the conversation is going to play out after someone asks me, “What do you do?” So [more]
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21
SepThe Truth About Remote Working
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18
SepHow Social Media is Sucking the Life Out of Your Social Life
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Facebook states as its “mission” on its own Facebook page to “Give people the power to build community and bring the [more]
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SepWhy You’re Doing Leisure All Wrong
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We’re masters of work but are clueless when it comes to leisure. We’re so bad at it we look to [more]
Trust, or the lack thereof it, makes and breaks more deals and relationships than anything else. If it could be [more]
12
AugYou think it’s just a rough patch and things will get better. That your boss will suddenly realise how much [more]
Can you imagine if people spoke to you in real life in the same manner and style they write web [more]
The reasons to go freelance are indisputable. It’s technologically possible, much better for your health and bank balance, not to [more]
Over the past few months, work has been tedious and energy-sapping, everyone around me has been seemingly fighting against me, [more]
21
JunEntry 1: 6.55am: Wake up, snooze alarm, drift back asleep while scrolling Twitter. Wake again, turn off alarm. Lie in [more]
Ask someone what coworking is and they’ll no doubt shoot back something like “working from a shared office space with [more]
31
MayUntil I read David Graeber’s essay, On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs, I thought all my previous jobs qualified for [more]
11
MayEnough has been said about how great remote working is. We know it can broaden your talent pool, save you money, [more]
If you drop ship pyjamas via Amazon FBA, run a beauty haul Youtube channel, flip websites, develop mobile productivity apps, [more]
18
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]
11
AprWaking up at the crack of dawn to spend your day in a dull, grey office building. Putting in 50-hour [more]
As if just waking up from a hazy dream and shaking off the grogginess of FOMO, we’ve finally decided to [more]
26
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]
LinkedIn is unique among big social networks as it is the only one to have single-handedly dominated its market. After [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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