![[Newsletter] Claiming back your time](https://remotive.com/blog/content/images/2026/02/pexels-andre-furtado-43594-3813320-1.jpg)
"A recent article we published suggests that if your one-way commute matches the U.S. average of 26 minutes, you're spending around nine full days a year just getting to and from work. Stretch that to a 60-minute commute, and it becomes nearly 21 days: almost an entire month of your life, every year, spent in traffic or on a train. Imagine what you could do with that time. More focus, more rest, more moments with the people you love. Whatever your answer, remote work offers a way to reclaim it."
"Despite the headlines screaming about RTO's, the data tells a different story: WFH has settled into a new normal that benefits both employees and employers.👉 ​Read here​. Economic uncertainty and the rise of artificial intelligence are compelling more companies to embrace flexibility for their workspace. 👉 ​Read on​. When well-intended routines turn into shared rituals, they can quietly undermine focus and morale instead of supporting them. 👉 ​Keep reading​."
If your one-way commute matches the U.S. average of 26 minutes, you spend around nine full days annually commuting; a 60-minute one-way commute equals nearly 21 days per year. Remote work provides a way to reclaim that time for rest, focus, and relationships. Data indicates WFH has settled into a new normal that benefits both employees and employers. Economic uncertainty and advances in artificial intelligence are driving renewed interest in co-working and flexible workspaces. Well-intended workplace routines can sometimes undermine focus and morale. Emotional intelligence is increasingly important as a core future-of-work skill. Resources and job listings support remote job searches.
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