Let’s get real for a second. Remote work? It’s like trying to navigate a spaceship while blindfolded.

Thing is, working from home is like trying to meditate in a bustling bazaar.

As a UX designer who transitioned from the bustling halls of Amazon to the cozy confines of my apartment, I’ve faced a unique challenge: how to recreate those serendipitous learning moments that once seemed to happen effortlessly.

Thing is, we’ve all been there. That nagging feeling that you’re not quite good enough, that any moment someone’s going to figure out you’re a fraud.

Working from home seemed like a dream until it became my reality.

In today’s interconnected world, global team collaboration has become the norm rather than the exception.

The day my company announced we were going fully remote, I felt a mix of excitement and dread.

Hey there, fellow remote warriors! 🚀 Thing is, working from home can feel like you’re adrift in a sea of sweatpants and endless Zoom calls.