“This step-by-step guide will lead you to rethink the ideals of a typical schedule”
Hong Kong’s Taikoo Place, a cool office + art space, lists SHORTER as one of its business “ Books to Inspire, Empower, and Educate.” Author Emily Cho writeS,
“productivity gains have been buried underneath layers of toxic workplace culture, bad economics and poor planning”
Lizzy Burden at the Telegraph has a piece about SHORTER and the four-day week: One of Labour’s barmier proposals ahead of the last general election was a four-day
Financial Times likes SHORTER and shorter meetings
The Financial Times has a short review on SHORTER as part of its "Business Books of the Month" series: In Shorter, Soojung-Kim Pang, the author of Rest, looks
Rest, medical education, and Clifford Geertz’s lawn
The Center for Medical Simulation at Harvard discusses REST in the latest episode of their podcast. It’s a great conversation: in addition to providing a good overview of
REST is available as an audiobook
The audiobook version of Rest is now available in the United States, just in case you're still looking for that perfect Christmas present! You can listen to a
“Love Hope Peace” on REST
Australian writer Emma Missen has a good gloss on REST on her Love Hope Peace blog. "There are a lot of important lessons in this book for people
“I think anyone in any type of creative, scientific, or business field should pick this up:” more reviews of REST
Romance writer Roni Loren (you might know her from her nine-book Loving on the Edge series, or maybe the two-book Pleasure Principle series, or her eight other books,
Entrepreneurs reading Rest
Recently I noticed several entrepreneurs and career coaches who'd reviewed Rest, and wanted to capture some links to their work. Business coach Curtis McHale (his motto is "Running a
“rest is as important” as “ticking off all those items on our to-do list:” Readers on REST
One of the great pleasures of having written Rest is coming across feedback on Twitter or blogs from readers who've enjoyed the book and put it to use
Find the time to give it a rest
Tasmanian newspaper The Mercury has a long piece ("Find the time to give it a rest") about REST and Robert Dessaix's fine book The Pleasures of Leisure: Ever