How has your routine changed over time?

Interview with Tammy, founder and CEO of Workplaceless

Remote work has had a big impact on my overall health when it comes to sleep—as someone with chronic insomnia, this has been life-changing. From middle school on, I used to set an alarm to get up super early no matter what time I went to sleep.

A couple of years ago I tried not setting an alarm in the morning to let myself wake up naturally, and that’s made a huge difference for me. I sleep better at night, and my body wakes up when it needs to.

I’m naturally an early riser, so I don’t worry about oversleeping, and since I work remotely, even if I have morning meetings I don’t need a lot of time to get ready in the morning.

Learn how this founder and CEO of a remote work resource and certification program handles the triumphs and trails of location independence.

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Interview with Rose, a co-founder growing the impact of remote work

It's become so much more structured, and that has helped me to no end. I think it's difficult to go from little structure to no structure, so building that structure gradually has worked really well for me.

Rose balances part-time SEO work with leading Grow Remote—see how she optimizes her time to build a community and resource for remote workers.

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