InWrite A CatalystbyVedant Raut·Oct 30How I realized the importance of routine after breaking it for 14 daysMy First Mini Retirement Experience
Andy Sto·Sep 21Our 7th Swiss Alps Workation: Remote Work in LenkThere is something particularly satisfying about returning to a destination that has gradually become part of the story of what we are…A response icon1A response icon1
InILLUMINATIONbyHetal Sonpal·Aug 22The Opposite of Too Much Work Isn’t No Work. It Is Less Work.The Vacation That Never Really Fixes AnythingA response icon1A response icon1
Chief Overthinking Officer·Aug 16Annual Leave — I’m Not Working, But Please Feel Free to Test ThatI overanalyze everything so you don’t have to.
Andy Sto·Jun 16What Happens When International Remote Workers Spend Three Months in a Small Bosnian Town?For the second time, we brought together a group of international remote workers in Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Sandro Vidotto·Jun 9O conceito VIRE: A Estratégia da Raridade ProfissionalO conceito VIRE parte de uma pergunta simples: como faço para me tornar raro?
Andy Sto·Mar 23Could smaller towns like Bovec become the future of remote work hubs in Europe?A growing number of remote professionals are moving beyond capital cities and well-known hubs, looking instead for places that offer…
Andy Sto·Mar 14The Rise of Slow Remote Work: Why Professionals Are Choosing 1–3 Month WorkationsFor many years, the image of the remote worker or digital nomad was relatively simple: a laptop on a beach, a new country every few weeks…
Andy Sto·Feb 7Workation & Coliving in Tromsø: Live and Work Under the Midnight Sun (Summer 2026)There are places in the world that look great on Instagram but quickly fall apart when you try to actually live and work there. And then…
Moksh S·Jan 28A Perfect Workday: Laptop, Mountains, and Moments of PeaceThis is my first non-tech content here, and I wanted it to be something calm, meaningful, and close to everyday life.
