“there isn’t even a whiff of hippie wishy-washiness:” Readers review REST
REST has received some excellent reviews in places like the New York Times and... well, there's no place quite like the New York Times, but it's gotten positive press
REST in Der Tagesspiegel
The German edition of REST (Pause: Tue weniger, erreiche mehr) came out a couple weeks ago, and this weekend Der Tagesspiegel, a Berlin newspaper, ran a length excerpt,
“I cannot recommend this book highly enough!”
"I cannot recommend this book highly enough!" South African strategy consultant Ian Mann says in his review of REST on Fin24, a South African business Web site. "It
Reader video about REST
One of the things that's been most gratifying about REST is that it's attracted some very thoughtful readers and reviewers-- most recently Canadian coach and healer Fia-Lynn Crandall, who
“Je brein werkt door als je bewust rust:” I don’t know what it means, but apparently I said it
An article about REST is out in the Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad. It quotes me as saying “Je brein werkt door als je bewust rust.” It might also
Reviews of Rest while I was away
I've been out for the last several days with a bad cold-- the kind where you have just enough energy to move from the bed to the couch,
“This book has something to offer anyone looking for new ways to structure their daily lives”
[bookstore, vienna, austria] A review of REST on Shelf Awareness: Rest combines current neuroscience and psychology with examples from the lives of great scientists and artists to argue
Review of Rest in The Hindu
Out in tomorrow's (today's?) issue of The Hindu, a review of Rest by Sudhamahi Regunathan: The new year brings some good news. Alex Soojung-Kim Pang says, “Rest more and
REST is one of Success Magazines 2016’s Best Books
Granted, it may seem like a list of "71 of 2016’s Best Books to Make You Successful" can simply list every business book published this year and declare
“It might be that rest, more than work, is the ultimate source of big transformations, life-changing disruptions.”
Novelist and critic Nilanjana Roy has a nice essay about vacations and REST in the Financial Times. Normally I quote the parts that say really complimentary things about