A few weeks ago the undercover economist Tim Harford had a piece in the Financial Times about my book REST (US | UK) and vacations. It's now up
I flew into O’Hare International Airport this afternoon, and when I switched on my phone, I found that Jenni Russell had published a new column in the Times
Michael Schein's recent piece in Forbes lists "5 Business Books That Don’t Actually Suck," and REST is one of them. The emotion I’m most comfortable with is guilt
Pilita Clark's recent Financial Times piece that talks about REST is now available in Chinese. Always good to see the argument for rest popping up in other parts
You can listen to me talk about distraction, deliberate rest, and 4-day weeks in a conversation with Montreal-based podcaster Gael Gendre on episode 43 of Gael's podcast, Pepicast. It's one
Financial Times editor and columnist Pilita Clark has a piece that puts REST against the workaholic pose of the current government: Brexit, one of the most important events
Tim Harford, author of The Undercover Economist, had a nice column in the Financial Times that talks about Rest: Three reasons to take a holiday — especially a
The Korean documentary series Docuprime recently had an episode on work, rest, burnout, which features an appearance by me and the dogs. This evening I found it on
Medium writer Roamy has written a short piece that summarizes some of the key points from my recent Google talk. As an author, it’s always good to see
I was recently on a documentary in Korea about rest and creativity, and this article is a gloss of some of the contents. Of course, since this is
