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There’s a steep learning curve to be good at the remote work lifestyle. Be it in terms of staying at your productive best, managing remote teams, tackling loneliness or ensuring general mental well-being. With 'The Remote Weekly', we bring to you learnings from our interactions with experienced remote workers and leaders from companies such as Gitlab, Invision, Scrapinghub, etc.

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Learning from Jobs & Musk's stories is great - but how much of it can you relate to? I've built two startups. 1: $700,000 revenues. 2: remote community, 20K traffic - many failures and a few successes. Find them in my personal newsletter. 1 story each week.

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As entrepreneurs, we have about 95% failures and 5% successes (at least in my experience). While we hear about the successes, we often don't hear about the things that went wrong. Even if we do, they are about the Musks and Jobs of the world. I yearn for real stories I can learn tangible things from. So I decided to give it a try myself by sharing the lessons I've learnt as an entrepreneur.

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Weekly digest of creative jobs opportunities offered remotely and LA, Chicago, NYC & Atlanta.I started this newsletter earlier this year to cater to creative individuals in the tech industry. Using my industry knowledge and 15+ years working with start-ups to curate the best jobs.

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