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Nylos recommends the best food for your gut microbiome health, weight loss, sleep, energy and mood.

Only about 3 years ago, I was a 25 year old with no care in the world. I stayed up, drank, ate junk food and hardly exercised. That was until I had a major panic attack whilst on holiday in Portugal. It was a turning point in my life and a wake up call…

Since then, I started to be much more conscious about health and wellness – specifically in the field of prevention. The concept of…

Increase Office & Staff Morale in H2

Back in January, Ellyot spoke to Rombourne about increasing staff morale in the New Year. Given we’re now well underway with the second half of the year, we thought it’s a nice refresher to re-explore what factors influence this, as well as how to achieve higher productivity levels. A great work-life balance, flexibility and appreciation from fellow workers are all contributing to happy and…

Remote & Mobile Working: Security Procedures for Out of Office

We spoke to CNS Group last week and were asked if security is an important issue for remote workers or digital nomads.

The reality is that for people working remotely, security is indeed a hot topic since being remote requires the use of so many different WiFis; and in that sense much more uncertainty than a closed internal network in a company office

You can read the full article here.

An Interview with Emma Heuston, Author of ‘The Tracksuit Economy’

  This week we had the pleasure of chatting to Emma Heuston from New South Wales, Australia.

She is a smart-worker, entrepreneur and author of The Tracksuit Economy: How to work productively and effectively from home.

  What excites you most about smart-working/remote-working? 

The fact I can work from wherever I want.   This means I have the can work from home, travel or use co-working spaces…

Top London hot spots to watch the FIFA World Cup 2018

Football. Love it or hate it. The World Cup is here. Howling and cheering crowds of people dressed in different national colors, the beer flows in streams and even football haters risk a glance or two at the screen. From June 14th to July 15th the Fifa World Cup 2018 takes place in Russia. Here’s our top pick of best pubs, bars and rooftop gardens in London to enjoy football with your colleagues,…

How to Nail an Office Move with no Digital Disruptions

We spoke to Telco Solutions last week and were posed the question on how businesses can best deal with office moves without the disruptions.

The reality is that no businesses should ever suffer from this in this new day and age, as we have access to all the latest tools to assist us to always stay connected and productive.

For us, it’s about one single easy solution: book adhoc work spaces and…

Brexit, One Year to Go & Still Clueless

March 29 marks one year to go until the UK leaves the European Union. To mark the occasion, we’re looking in-depth at how Brits – and Europeans – look for Brexit using Google Search.

Top questions in 2018 so far, included;

What is Brexit?

When is Brexit?

Will Brexit happen?

How many people voted for Brexit?

The above questions are EXTREMELY ALARMING. The number one question goes to show that…

There is never a time when sharing cute pictures of puppies could be bad, cute images of dogs in costumes or just being dogs is something no person can resist. However, on the 23rd March, you can justify searching, sharing or taking pictures of puppies because its #NationalPuppyDay.

Started as a way to raise awareness and promote the adoption of dogs, it has now blossomed into a fully-fledged…

Black Mirror: Can Bots Help Us Deal with Grief?

If you ever had the chance to watch Black Mirror, you’d know that the premise of this Netflix original series is to showcase the wonders and dangers of Technology.

In the real world, people are experimenting with griefbots. Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad, principal data scientist at KenSci, is often the center of attention when the topic of griefbots comes up.

He created a chat-style program that…

6 more remote working tools to boost your productivity

A couple months ago we talked about some quick fixes to improve your productivity when working remotely. We listened to your feedback and we’re delighted that you all found it super useful. So we’re back with 6 more recommendations of top tools to use… I done this is a great productivity tool that helps you track progress over the day. It allows remote teams to work together in sync and know…

Nutella – a gorgeous mix of hazelnuts, chocolate and milk; probably one of the most loved chocolate items on the planet and a favourite whether it’s mixed into milkshakes,  spread on pancakes or eaten by the spoonful. It’s safe to say that people love the stuff and apparently in France, they are willing to riot and maim each other for it. A flash sale of Nutella saw “Black Friday” style fighting…

The Pretty Reckless at the O2. From scepticism to sell outs

The pretty reckless (TPR) started in 2009, led by former Gossip Girl actress Taylor Momsen. “Raspy vocals that sound like she smokes a pack a day,” are ways to describe her unique voice, along with a rebellious, rock and roll on-stage presence. Her bandmates, who are often overlooked are just as talented as the leading lady of the…

Alexa, help me work more efficiently…

Alexa, what’s my schedule like for today? Alexa set a reminder for my 1800 meeting. Alexa, get me a promotion….? Get used to saying Alexa a lot more in the future as Amazon recently launched their Alexa for business AI assistant. With the likes of Google and Microsoft hot on their heels, it’s safe to say that AI voice assistants may well be coming to an office near you. AI is already…

Top 14 things to see & do in Seoul, South Korea

The capital of South Korea, Seoul, has a fantastic mix of old and new, with great food and amazing sights across the city. The capital has a great many things to do, and today we take a look 14 great places to visit and see in Seoul. 1) Korea Furniture Museum: a bit of an unusual attraction to start, but this museum has over 2000 pieces of traditional furniture, which help you get a real sense of…

Apple Goes Back to School

Apple has gone back to school with their new iPad that looks to utilize features that make it kid-friendly, in order to fight off strong competition from Google Chromebook. The new iPad will feature a 9.7 inch iPad with a pencil/stylus support and it will offer 200GB of free iCloud storage for people using it within the schooling system. While your average consumer will pay $329 for the new…