Remote work not only changes your schedule – it also changes your brain. As we work from home, we reorganize the neuropathways we established in-office to make better sense of our new remote routine. With the help of professionals in the field of neuroscience, we’re...
The numbers of remote workers and digital nomads are on the rise. Every day, more and more people are saying goodbye to the office life, and the 9-5 regime, while saying hello to suitcases and passport stamps. While there is a lot to look forward to when adopting...
Are you looking for nomads insurance? Then you may want to take a deeper look at PassportCard Nomads insurance which is revolutionizing the future of digital nomad insurance through their handy Red Card and app. PassportCard Nomads provides international health...
Jumping time zones and constantly adapting to new cities is exciting, but the biggest responsibilities of being a digital nomad are remaining productive and maintaining your mental health. It is easy to get swooped into adventure when you are flying around the world-...
We don’t give our feet much consideration, but they are an important part of the body. Our feet are our foundation, assist us in getting through places and in standing upright. We wouldn’t be able to do different motor activities without them, so...
Does your lower back ache? Does the endless staring at your screen give you neck and shoulder pain? Is your whole body stiff from sitting uncomfortably at different coffee shops, and working hubs? Do you feel the need to move your body? If your answer is yes to any of...
We live in a time where technology has made it possible to work from home or from any place in the world, and so many people have renounced the traditional office for the possibility to work under the Northern Lights in Reykjavik or in the ancient ruins in Athens....
As remote workers, we need one of the most precious resources to get things done during the day, and that’s the focus. With an ability to stay focused on a task for a longer period come higher results. And with better performance come more opportunities for personal...
We talked to Workforce Transformation Strategist, and Flexible Workforce Expert Mika Cross about burnout, its symptoms, how to avoid it and how to deal with it. Burnout is basically a long-term feeling of stress. The WHO categorized it as an occupational phenomenon,...
Podcaster Anna Codrea-Rado recently coined the term ‘productivity dysmorphia’. It describes that feeling you get that you’re not enough – that you haven’t done enough or achieved enough – and that you’re generally not as productive as you should be. The...
