When I ask people about the differences between remote and office work, they typically bring up location and lack of commute. However, there’s a lot more to it. Understanding these differences can change your entire remote work experience. Companies that understand these differences transform everything from their hiring practices to…

The high you get from recovering from your last burnout cycle is intoxicating. Finally, you can do things again! The energy, focus, and interest are all back. So you waste no time jumping back in. Saying yes to every ask that comes your way, going here and there, and grandly…

Last year wasn’t at all what I expected. It wasn’t what I wanted, but it was what I needed. Here’s a look into what happened:​ Life Events Walking again I started the year barely being able to walk across my house and only with debilitating pain. It had been 5 months since my 2021…

Working in a healthy async-first style starts with becoming better at meetings. People often think async-first work is just about removing meetings, but that’s a common misconception. Async-first is actually about using meetings for what they were meant for instead of by default. …

I’ve consulted with dozens of remote companies since 2018, and one question continues to come up again and again: “I love remote work, but I miss the serendipitous moments in the office when I caught up with a coworker while getting coffee and had a breakthrough. …

Entrepreneurs are always described as risk-takers. When you start a business, people often describe it as “brave” or “gutsy”. You’re told to “take a leap of faith”. If this excites you, this article isn’t for you. But, if it fills you with dread, read on. For as long as I…

Welcome to the next profile in our Work Styles series! In each profile, we highlight one person’s untraditional workday. You’ll get an inside look at alternatives to the traditional 9–5, Monday-Friday schedule (and maybe pick up something new to try). Today, we’re featuring the lovely and talented Marie Poulin! Marie…

Rest is not the opposite of work. It’s an integral piece of great work. Our best ideas don’t come from working non-stop. Our best ideas show up when you take a shower, go for a walk, sleep, etc. Yet, when we need to get something done, our default instinct is…

Welcome to the next profile in our Work Styles series! In each profile, we highlight one person’s untraditional workday. You’ll get an inside look at alternatives to the traditional 9–5, Monday-Friday schedule (and maybe pick up something new to try). Today, we’re featuring Khe Hy! Khe spent 15 years working…