Over the last decade or so, the practice of working remotely has challenged the notion of employees working in the office at their desks, Monday through Friday, 8 to 5. There’s been no shortage of studies that show that, in most cases, the remote worker is not only happier, but more productive than his or her in-office counterpart. And there are advantages for the employer, too. Remote workers can be hired from anywhere, not just within geographic proximity to an office, and

Setting priorities has never been more important than it is today, when everything moves at light speed and your attention is constantly being pulled in a thousand directions. Your phone is dinging with messages, your email notifications are popping up every minute, your social media feeds are flooded with articles you’re eager to find time to read. Companies and individuals are constantly pressured to accomplish more—faster, cheaper, and better. But all of this is just waste