How Not to Be Lonely: An Extrovert's Guide to Working Alone
summary
Remote work becomes sustainable with concrete habits not platitudes: cultivate a consistent, readable online voice via over‑communication; treat energy as two batteries—work and life—and schedule activities (gym, concerts, farmer’s markets) to recharge them; adopt specific tools and rituals like Screenhero pairing, Google Hangouts, Pomodoro breaks and an “everybody’s remote” meeting to level latency; change hard constraints (standup time) when needed; recreate water‑cooler context with a recurring whiskey hangout.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:41I'm 3 Jeremy!
- 3:23I was a weird kid.
- 12:49Balance.
- 18:49The Positives
- 22:17The Negatives
- 23:28The Whiskey Hangout
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