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Remote Work Did Not Kill Gen Z. Bad Management Might Have Helped
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The Wall Street Journal has published one of those articles that will make half of LinkedIn nod solemnly, the other half throw a laptop into the sea, and every self-appointed future-of-work guru quietly rewrite l...
The Digital Nomad Dream Is Growing Up: bunq’s Global Living Report Shows Freedom Is Not a Postcard, It’s a System
There was a time when the digital nomad story could be sold with a laptop, a coconut, a suspiciously photogenic beach and the kind of Wi-Fi signal that, in real life, would collapse the moment someone tried to join a client call. That versi...
Canada Built a Country Young People Can’t Afford, Then Acted Surprised When They Left
Canada has spent years marketing itself as one of the world’s great life-plan countries: safe, educated, polite, stable, open, functional, the sort of place where sensible people went not to reinvent themselves every six months, but to buil...
Ferragosto for People Who Have Outgrown Ferragosto
Partner Feature / NOMAG
Ferragosto in Italy has a reputation, and not always a subtle one. It can be wonderful, obviously, because Italy in August still has a talent for making even the most ordinary lunch feel like a scene someone should...
Italy’s Hidden Gems Are Not So Hidden Anymore. Airbnb Hosts May Be the Reason Travellers Can Finally Stay There.
A new TEHA–Airbnb study suggests that home-sharing is helping small Italian towns move from postcard potential to bookable reality. The next challenge is making these places not just visitable, but genuinely stayable for longer, slower and...
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On a mission to inspire 100 million new digital nomads, travellers and explorers.
I use substack as a sort of personal diary and bookmark of awesome perspectives I find. If you want to follow (and the content helps you in your own growth journeys) you're welcome, but keep in mind this is for me mostly :-)
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