Weekly digest #26 of 2025

• Growth as Gospel: Why We're All Addicted to "More", by Sarah Duran — Is endless growth really the goal? This thought-provoking piece questions our obsession with economic expansion and asks: What if true success meant enough—time, meaning, sustainability—instead of always more?
• Matthew Fenton shares 26 lessons from 28 years of solo consulting, drawn from both experience and observation.
• My "Lazy" Path to Learning Spanish, by our member Jan Onesork — Looking to expand your horizons, boost your focus, or prep for Spanish-speaking clients—without burning out? Here’s how Jan used a ‘lazy’ yet powerful method to learn Spanish while running a busy life.
• Why I Quit Being a Digital Nomad, by Amy Suto — After 5 years of travelling and working from anywhere, Amy decided to pause and settle down—prompted by a personal reckoning with the lifestyle of a digital nomad.
• Remote Work Routine That Actually Works, by Jack Nolan — A good remote routine protects your time, focus, and peace of mind. Jack shares practical strategies—like time-blocking, habit anchors, and smart tools—to help you work more effectively from home or anywhere.
• How Freelancers Can Negotiate to Double Their Rates Without Losing Clients, from The Freelance Informer — Most freelancers undercharge out of fear or habit. Backed by research from Stanford and Harvard, this guide shows how to negotiate with confidence, ask the right questions, and double your rates without losing great clients.

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