Interview studies of remote workers who travel solo consistently surface loneliness and fear of missing out as recurring

Solo travel and remote work have become closely linked in the last decade, and a body of research on the people actually living that way, rather than the version of it shown on social media, points to

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Solo travel and remote work have become closely linked in the last decade, and a body of research on the people actually living that way, rather than the version of it shown on social media, points to a specific, recurring problem: loneliness that does not resolve itself simply because the setting keeps changing. What “digital nomad” research actually finds In a 2023 study presented at the Hawaii

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