Remote Work: Thoughts and Essays

Here are some of our top thoughts on remote work, written by Wayviator founder Curtis Duggan!

Remote work and local communities

Communities around the world have a new economic competition ahead of them — attracting remote workers.

Remote work will revolutionize the communities that embrace it

Every region, whether they know it or not, has a once-in-a-century opportunity to revitalize its economy by attracting remote workers.

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Rise of the workation

It's not a vacation... but it's not a typical workweek. People will relocate temporarily to different locations around the world and take a 'workation'. Remote workers can now travel and see the world, without even using any vacation days!

The rise of the workation

When you can work from anywhere, where will you go?

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How to become a digital nomad

Becoming a digital nomad might seem daunting — what does this word even mean anyway? Here are some things to think about if you want to hit the road and work remotely.

How to Become a Digital Nomad: 9 Things to Think About

In this post, we will go over various strategic and administrative topics that you need to think about in order to become a digital nomad.

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Digital Nomadland: How backpackers and freelance workers evolved into a global movement

Curtis Duggan outlines some of the history of the digital nomad movement — where it's been and where it's going.

Digital Nomadland

Digital nomads are workers who have taken the concept that ‘most knowledge work can be done entirely from a laptop’, and leveraged that fact pragmatically to remove what was once one of the core tenets of a job — that you have to travel to a physical workplace.

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How to prepare for a workation

Getting ready for a 'workation' doesn't have to be stressful — but there are some things to think about. Here's a few travel tips for your next workation.

How to prepare for a workation.

Travel tips you need to think about when planning a workation.

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