As workers recognize the importance of ergonomics, external monitors and sit-stand desks have become common — but they’re hard to fit into an international-size carry-on.
read the article →If you can’t get yourself to do something, why not pretend to be a different person for a while?
read the article →A first stab at adapting David Allen’s Getting Things Done to full-time business travel.
read the article →The first installment in an ongoing series of “Ask Me Anything” posts where I answer real questions from real business travelers.
read the article →Some meta-advice about different kinds of advice and when it’s appropriate and ethical for experts to give them.
read the article →Choosing a hotel is one of the most fundamental skills of business travel — here’s how to do it.
read the article →A comprehensive strategy guide for filling a backpack full of useful things, and other tips on living out of one carry-on and one personal item.
read the article →Turns out that the bog-standard “8 hours per night” recommendation is probably pretty close to true for most people— but the reasons why are fascinating.
read the article →Before we get into how much sleep you should be getting, let’s talk a little about how much sleep you can get away with and still stay healthy.
read the article →I don’t eat airport or airplane food unless I absolutely have to. I’d recommend you do the same — here’s why, and how.
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