SHORTER in Korean!
SHORTER is now out in Korea, and also available (or just previewed?) on Google Books: There are few things cooler, and in some ways more puzzling, than your
My Fast Company article on the pandemic and 4-day week
I've got a new piece in Fast Company about how companies are moving from lockdown to 4-day weeks: Many businesses that moved to remote work in response to
Talking about deliberate rest on the Squiggly Careers podcast
When I was in London in February, I spent some time talking with Helen Tupper, who's half of the Amazing If project and coauthor of the book (and
Talking to Leaders With Babies
I’m on the latest episode of the podcast Leaders With Babies podcast: Could a shorter 4-day working week or a shorter working day boost our productivity, improve our
Work Less and Boost Productivity: Talking with Ajay Mathur about SHORTER
I talk with Ajay Mathur about the 4-day week and the future of work: It was a good conversation: despite my awesome home studio setup we ended up
What online and offline chess tournaments can tell us about the impact of lockdowns on cognitive performance
Researchers have been studying the productivity effects of remote work and work from home for years, and generally the results have trended in a positive direction. Stanford
How to put insights from REST and SHORTER into practice if you’re not a CEO
During the lively Q&A at this Friday's (virtual, sigh) talk about the 4-day week and future of work to the Design Business Association, Anna Cox, a professor at
Just a reminder of the value of vacations: “In 2008 I bought Chernow’s Hamilton bio to read on vacation”
I've written about this before, but after Hamilton came up in a talk I gave today, I dug up this tweet: #MrowbackMondayIn 2008 I bought Chernow's Hamilton bio
SHORTER and REST on the Workpuls Productivity Talks, Episode 14
I talk with Bojana Djordjevic on the Workpuls Productivity Talks podcast about SHORTER, REST, and the art of resting more to get more done. There's both a YouTube
Are virtual bookstore talks part of the future of authorship?
I recently gave a virtual book talk at Fountain Bookstore, an independent bookstore located in Richmond, Virginia. Of course because of the lockdown I couldn't travel there, so