This article was inspired by a section in a book I read a few months back and is an ongoing subject of conversations in Facebook groups and the like. Is the lifestyle of the 'Digital Nomad' all sunshine

The concept of 'gamification' is everywhere. It makes a lot of sense and adds some fun and challenge to particular activities. Can be used to learn, improve in an area or in this case add to the whole

We previously discussed VR, that being Virtual Reality and what that brings and may bring to the tourism industry. Now it's the turn of its old mate AR, or Augmented Reality and how that fits into the

There is a whole new world opening up and not just those who are able to travel to far flung places. You can even see a lot of the world from the comfort of your home. At least that's where some tech is

I came across this concept a while back in a Mark Manson video. Manson is an author and has some interesting ideas. Not someone I actively follow but have seen and read some of his stuff in the past and

Communicating with others when abroad or when conversing with someone of a different language has always been an interesting experience with all kinds of challenges. This is all part of the fun of course

Source We recently spoke about the good ol' Digital Nomad and making their (our) way around the world in the most conscious way we can, as well as some general tech tips. Those articles came from the

Source As a small business owner, it's necessary to wear a number of hats and/or have different people in key roles with different skills. Not even just in business but in any kind of venture, complementary

Source Travel and tourism is a wonderful thing, and we should indulge to our hearts content. However, with anything we enjoy, we can do it to excess and at the expense of others, ourselves and even the

Livin' the dream, but keepin' it green... Remote working and 'digital nomadism' isn't a new concept but it is becoming more widespread among the masses. With technology advancing and this way of living

We previously talked about the power of focusing on one reader, idea, offer and action... and now we delve into where the customer or consumer is at, why it matters and how best to meet them there and

Source This is a concept that isn't new but as relevant today as ever. Fuse that with an acronym to focus your efforts and we have today's article! This can be applied to your writing endeavours and any

Lebowski wisdom and zen chat... Delightful and profound book chronicling conversation from these 2 characters. This was recommended on Threads and so on the list it went and I recently got round to reading

Everyday tools for life's ups and downs... A Sunday Times bestseller (make of that what you will) and with over 1 million copies sold, this is a fairly mainstream psychology book written off the back of

The seven principles of Positive Psychology that fuel success and performance at work... How to be happy (and what is happiness anyway) is the age old question, and this is another book jumping on this

Another Sunday outing involving a walk, a pub, and a beer or 2. So where did we go and what's the story? Not far from Exeter in Devon, UK there's a cool little town by the name of Topsham and a very popular

Lessons from Japanese psychology As we all know, actually taking action is where it's at if we want to get things done. So there may be some irony in reading and talking about it, but if it helps us get

Time management for mortals… A little 'time management' with a twist today as we delve into the best ways to spend our precious hours, days and weeks. The premise here is that if you live the current average

Received posting error but appears one attempt did go through. Article on the book Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman here:

I only came across this book a few weeks ago when someone posted in the Book Threadcast (BookCast) I do on InLeo every other day. Immediately it sounded like an interesting - and fairly deep - concept