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A guide to upcoming newsletter themes if you are interested in contributing.

We are very interested in our community contributing stories to the Thrive Remotely newsletter.
Our readers want to hear more about remote work lifestyle stories from other remote workers. They want/need aspirational and inspirational content to help evolve their belief and understanding of what it takes to thrive remotely.
If you’re new to us for guest writing, please review the Guest Writing page to review the opportunity, sign up and you’ll get a writing and brand voice guide.
Planned Themes
Below is a short theme title, description and the value to our readers.
Building Genuine Connections Thur. Oct 9th | Description: Loneliness is eased not by mere social contact, but by authentic connection and intentional community building. Reader Value: Proven strategies to build genuine connection, virtual intimacy, and lasting friendships regardless of location. Focusing on quality over quantity, schedule relational moments as seriously as meetings, and make space for both fun and vulnerability in your life. |
The New Pioneers: How Remote Workers Are Revitalizing Small Towns Thur. Oct 16th | Description: By blending digital collaboration with local engagement, remote workers help create vibrant, resilient communities that are economically and socially sustainable. These efforts not only revitalize destination towns—they build places where everyone, newcomers and locals alike, can prosper. Reader Value: Remote workers can collaborate to sustain and revitalize their new communities by leveraging their unique skills, increasing civic engagement, and fostering social and economic development. |
1st Year Anniversary Thur. Oct 23rd | Join us for a special anniversary issue celebrating YOU, our amazing community. We're sharing our most impactful stories, lessons learned, behind-the-scenes moments, and exciting plans for year two. Plus, a special thank you gift for being part of this journey. |
Living Slow in a Fast Paced World Thur. Oct 30th | Description: Remote work’s flexible nature supports a lifestyle designed around quality experiences, intentional rituals, rejection of the hustle mindset, and a focus on authentic living by embracing rest and savoring the small, meaningful moments of daily life. Reader Value: Setting boundaries to resist hustle culture as a remote worker means intentionally defining when, where, and how work happens, so that personal wellbeing, rest, and authentic living take priority over relentless productivity. |
Negotiating Your Worth Thur. Nov 6th | Description: By positioning expertise and outcomes as unique assets, remote professionals can transcend traditional corporate structures and maximize their career potential. Reader Value: By proactively steering compensation discussions toward value, leveraging global data, and intentionally accumulating transferable assets, remote workers can unlock premium pay and powerfully shape their career trajectory. |
Building Influence and Authority Thur. Nov 13th | Description: Attract recognition, build credibility, and inspire trust and motivation within distributed teams—solidifying a leadership brand independent of location. Reader Value: Master purposeful communication, consistently projecting confidence, and leveraging digital platforms to build credibility and influence, regardless of physical location. |
The Future of Belonging Thur. Nov 20th | Description: Remote workers are significantly redefining what “home,” “community,” and “belonging” mean in today’s post-geographical, digital-first world. Their influence is visible in intentional communities, co-living innovations, virtual neighborhood-building, and the way location-independent professionals are forging new, hybrid models of human connection and support. Reader Value: Location-independent workers' drive for intentionality, togetherness, and adaptability is transforming not only their own lifestyles but also how cities, neighborhoods, and communities evolve for everyone. |
The Power of Gratitude Thur. Nov 27th | Description: Integrating gratitude into daily habits and remote routines not only boosts personal fulfillment but also cultivates more collaborative and positive virtual work environments Reader Value: Applying gratitude as a remote, flexible, or independent worker can have transformative effects on both work and personal life by improving mental health, productivity, relationships, and overall happiness. |
Updated Thursday, 2 October 2025