NGIN Workplace: Boston coworking
Add another Boston-area coworking spot to the mix (you’ll recall I reviewed a couple others previously): I’m happy to share NGIN Workplace, located in Cambridge. The…
Popular picks: My top 5 posts so far
Here are my top 5 most popular posts. It’s so interesting what you guys are really into 🙂 Nine ways to digital nomad and enjoy North Dakota Lesser known Andersonville haunts to check out Public Chicago and the Pump Room: A fresh combo for spring Three 4-star Boston Hotels: The…
7 months in, 7 cities later, what have I learned as a digital nomad?
Being a digital nomad is hard. That’s probably the simplest way to put it. Though I’ve worked in some amazing cities, the reality of it is a bit different. Still, I’m not giving it up. Here are my takeaways after seven months and seven cities: I didn’t pick inexpensive cities. Toronto, NYC,…
Three Boston four-star hotels: The Nine Zero, the Revere and the Lenox
Today’s 4-star hotels are sort of an enigma: They may offer free bottles of water and chocolates on your pillow, but breakfast is often only tea or coffee, and business centers are rarely free. Sometimes you pay for wifi, and sometimes you don’t—if you’re a frequent-enough guest. I came into my week…
Cambridge & Boston coworking: WorkBar & Idea Space
Coworking spaces are the remote worker’s office—and sometimes much more. “It’s a place where members (and visitors!) can connect with people in complementary industries,…
Somerville, MA tour for your tastebuds
I’m usually not a fan of standard food tours—too many tourist spots and not enough cool neighborhoods, locals haunts and insider tips. I used to lead Chicago food tours, so I know that someone with a real grip on a neighborhood is your best friend when you’re looking for something special.…