Because figuring out "what time is it there?" shouldn't require a PhD in geography. Real stories, practical solutions, and honest advice for anyone dealing with time zones – whether you're trying to schedule a meeting without accidentally waking someone up at 3 AM or just trying to figure out if you've missed your flight.
We've all been there – frantically googling "what time is it in Tokyo right now?" at 2 AM, or showing up to a Zoom call only to realize everyone else is having dinner. These articles are written by people who've made every timezone mistake in the book, so you don't have to.
I used to think UTC and GMT were the same thing (spoiler alert: they're not). Here's the difference explained without making your head spin – because someone needs to clear this up once and for all.
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Read ArticleSeriously, who thought this system was a good idea? From weird half-hour offsets to countries that just decided to be different, here's why time zones are the worst and how to deal with them anyway.
Read ArticleThe art of finding a meeting time that doesn't make anyone cry. Spoiler: it's harder than it looks. Here are the tools and tricks that actually work (and the ones that don't).
Read ArticleJet lag is basically your body's way of saying "I hate you" after you mess with time zones. Here's how to minimize the revenge your circadian rhythm takes on you.
Read ArticleAh yes, the ancient ritual of collectively agreeing to mess with clocks and then spending weeks confused about what time it actually is. Here's everything you need to know about this delightful tradition.
Read ArticleOnce upon a time, everyone just looked at the sun to tell time. Then trains happened, and suddenly we needed a global system. Spoiler alert: it got complicated fast.
Read ArticleThe difference between "I'll just power through" and actually feeling human again. These are the strategies that work when you need to function, not just exist.
Read ArticleConverting times between zones shouldn't require a calculator and three cups of coffee. Here's how to do it without having a mental breakdown.
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