Which is funny, because remote workers almost to a fault work TOO MUCH. It becomes a lot easier to blend work and life. For some people that's okay (if not an ideal situation), for others it's not, and they either figure out how to segregate the two and work a normal amount or it becomes a one-way ticket to burn-out.
This is one of the biggest points Jason Fried & DHH made in REMOTE (https://37signals.com/remote). The other one was about a human being's natural need for socialization... "cabin fever".
