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I Learned How to Use AI From a Developer. It Changed How I Write.
February 17, 2026 – Jaren
There are two things remote workers hear about AI constantly: it will make you rich, or it will replace you. Neither is useful. Here is what actually works.
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How to End Your Remote Work Week on a High Note: Tips for Recharging and Reflecting
Introduction: In remote work, it’s easy to feel like the line between work and home is blurred. The week can slip by without much reflection, but what if you could end it on a positive note, ensuring you feel energized and ready for the weekend? The truth is, you don’t have to be a leader […]
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Digital Nomad Burnout Is Real — Build a Mobile System That Lasts
The freedom trap is real. Digital nomads burn out faster than you think. Here’s how to build a mobile system that keeps you productive, stable, and sane on the move.
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How Blogs Make Money Without Followers (The Actual Method)
Here's how blogs actually generate income without followers: through one-off visitors with intent. Real scenarios show how pages convert clarity into clicks no relationship building, no performance required. Just usefulness at the right moment.
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Why Most Habits Fail (And How to Build Ones That Stick)
Most habits fail because they rely on motivation alone. The key to success is simplifying the process, creating identity-based habits, and structuring routines for long-term consistency. Learn how to make habits stick effortlessly.
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Gaming Desks for Work: Why You’re Asking the Wrong Question
I used to dream about the perfect battlestation setup, RGB everything, gaming chair, the full aesthetic. Then I sat down for 6-hour work sessions and realized I was ending every day exhausted, with headaches and back pain. The problem wasn't my discipline. It was the gear. Here's why "gaming desk for work" is the wrong question, and what you should be testing instead.
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I Lost My Best Ideas Walking Back to My Desk—Until I Learned How Idea Incubation Actually Works
I used to lose my best work ideas in the 30 seconds it took to walk from my terrace back to my desk. Turns out, that frustration taught me everything about how idea incubation actually works—and why your brain refuses to be creative during "work hours."
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