Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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For many of us, we’ve been working from home since 2020 at the beginning of the pandemic. We’ve had to drastically adapt to a new lifestyle of working. We’ve started Remote Routine to tackle the hard truth that sometimes, it’s hard to work from home daily, and we need support from our fellow remote professionals to stay encouraged. Each episode will feature lifestyle tips for professionals working remotely. Our episodes are short, sweet, and to the point so you can listen in between Zoom meetings! Join us each week and you’ll be able to piece together the perfect Remote Routine.
Unknown Host hosts Remote Routine, a education show with 100 episodes published.
The 100th TIP! Big thanks to all the guests for providing so many wonderful tips for anybody working remotely looking to optimize their day. With 100 episodes, who is need for a nap!? Well, this episode revolves around a
Whiteboards: the underrated productivity hack you need at home. It’s the perfect spot to keep your to-do list visible and your goals in focus. Episode 99 has graphic designer Jane Kisnica chatting with Ryan about how whe
Fake commutes aren’t just trendy—they’re transformative! Alfie Brown does it every day. The brand specialist freelancer says to carve out 20 minutes in the morning to mimic the old pre-office routine. Take a stroll, sip
Complicated vs. complex in business: complicated problems are hard but linear—solve it once, and you’re golden. Brooke Rosolino, found of n'Good Company, says complex problems are a whole other beast—dynamic, messy, and
Body doubling: the productivity hack you didn’t know you needed! It’s simple says Miranda Barker from Ellie Mental Health—work alongside someone else, and watch your focus skyrocket. For ADHD brains, having a buddy nearb
Time management isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing what matters. Conscious time management lets you reclaim your day, tackle top priorities, and finally stop running on empty. This week Ryan talks to Faisal Hoque, a
Feeling stuck in fight-or-flight mode? Grab some sour candy! The intense tang gives your brain a quick jolt, snapping you out of anxiety and back to focus. Alyssa Black from Aspen Counseling Services says it’s like a min
Struggling to focus since working from home? It might not just be distractions—it could be ADHD. Signs include constant task switching, forgetting small things, and endless procrastination. The solution? Michelle Shavdia
Your pet is the MVP of remote work life! This week, David Fuller from Littman Krooks discusses his love for his parrots and the brevity they bring to serious work calls. Pets bring laughter with their goofy antics, stres
While working from home, you don’t need to “earn” your right to fold laundry or grab groceries. Psychologist Naomi Midgley from Elevation Psychology says taking time for small personal tasks is a perk, not a problem. Dit
Stuck in a rut with remote work habits? Use social psychology and join a “habit community.” Kaidi Wu, psychologist and founder of Academic Trailblazer tells Ryan to find friends or coworkers with similar goals and suppor
Natural light isn’t just a nice perk—it’s a productivity booster! Amanda Ciccatelli tells Ryan this week that exposure to sunlight improves mood, energy, and focus, making your team feel sharper and happier at work. Plus
Want to boost productivity? Try decentralized command! Tom Lew from Sweetspot Farms says it’s all about giving your team the power to make decisions without waiting for the boss to weigh in on every little detail. Trust
Why meet at a coffee shop when you can host colleagues at home? It’s cozy, personal, and way more relaxed. No noisy distractions, just comfortable conversation and maybe a home-brewed cup of coffee (or two!). This week J
Craving a productive day? Wake up early and let tech do the heavy lifting! Notion is the perfect app for creating to-do lists, organizing tasks, and planning your projects—all before your first cup of coffee. This week,
Ready to level up your mental health? Invite a colleague to happy hour! Virginia Albert tells Ryan this week on Remote Routine that getting social outside the office is a great way to decompress, bond, and strengthen tho
Who says work can’t be fun? As a manager, gamifying tasks turns the daily grind into a competition your team will love. Leaderboards, challenges, and rewards create a sense of friendly competition and camaraderie. Phil M
Turn up your productivity with a little noise! This week Ryan chats with Daniella Izzo at Bakerfield Solutions about the different colored noises that help us focus. White noise is your classic static sound—like a TV tha
Got a big project? Find a buddy, says Bo Abrams of kommu! Having someone to hold you accountable isn’t just about deadlines—it’s about support, too. A colleague or friend can offer feedback, encouragement, and a little n
Feeling hangry by noon? Micro meals to the rescue! Cara Cannella tells Ryan this week that snacking on small, healthy bites throughout the day keeps her energy levels steady and her mood in check. No more mid-afternoon s
Faisal Hoque
entrepreneur, futurist, author · Transcend
1 appearance on this show
David Fuller
Technical Director · International Concrete Repair Institute
1 appearance on this show
Jeremy Nelson
lead designer and producer · Little Buffalo Studios
1 appearance on this show
Bo Abrams
Kommu
1 appearance on this show
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