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Remote Work Productivity: Why Not Every Day Needs to Be in 6th Gear

By Anjana Silva October 18, 2026Productivity & Work Efficiency

Remote work productivity moves through gears, from tough 1st-gear days to rare 6th-gear days. Here’s why a slow day still counts, and how to match your output to your energy.

The Science of Remote Productivity: What Drives Remote Team Well-Being

By Anjana Silva July 19, 2026Mental Health & Well-Being

Forget tracking keyboard strokes. A landmark scientific study reveals the true psychological drivers behind remote team performance, and how stress and motivation control it all.

7 Ways to Feel Less Isolated While Working From Home

By Anjana Silva June 21, 2026Mental Health & Well-Being

Struggling with the lack of social interaction while working from home? You are not alone, and it is more fixable than it feels. This short post shares seven simple, practical hacks to bring more connection into your day, from ringing a friend to joining a club, so remote work feels far less isolating.

3 Healthy Additions for an Ergonomic Home Office Setup

By Anjana Silva May 24, 2026Mental Health & Well-Being

Working from home comes with hidden health costs that are easy to overlook. This post covers 3 healthy additions that can transform your ergonomic home office setup such as a standing desk, a vertical mouse, and a split ergonomic keyboard and why each one is worth considering for long-term comfort and productivity.

Remote Leadership Tips for New Team Leaders: How to Build Trust and Lead Effectively

By Anjana Silva March 29, 2026Accountability & Trust

Stepping into a leadership role in a remote-first world is not easy. In this article, I share practical remote leadership tips from my own journey, including how to build trust, gain team support, and lead effectively from day one.

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The Essential Remote Work Movement Guide: Simple Resets for Your Body and Mind

By Anjana Silva March 15, 2026Mental Health & Well-Being

The biggest trap in remote work is the lack of physical movement. We have all been there: you look up from your screen and realise your neck is stiff, your knees feel funny or locked, and your focus is slowly and steadily being lost. If you are looking for a quick way to refresh your thinking, try these resets.

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5 Essential Evergreen Remote Employee Skills

By Anjana Silva February 15, 2026Recognition & Career Growth

Building a strong set of remote employee skills is vital for staying productive when you aren't surrounded by colleagues in a traditional office space. Without the structure of a physical workplace or having someone next to you to turn to when you are stuck, it is easy to feel lost or demotivated.