WAMC Golden Notebook
The Books Pick podcast recommends Rest as a holiday read. the podcast features reviews from the Golden Notebook, a bookstore in Woodstock, New York. The discussion starts at 14:25, though the opening
“an engaging, well written and researched read:” the Englewood Review of Books
Emma Sleeth Davis, an author and projects coordinator at Blessed Earth, reviews REST for the Englewood Review of Books: In Rest: Why You Get More Done When You
“a timely reminder that rest needs to be deliberate, or our work will become debilitating”
Dylan Schleicher reviews Rest for 800 CEO Read: My favorite books are those that plumb both history and science for insights, and introduce me to new examples to
Arianna Huffington reviews REST in the New York Times
When I was in college I would spend Sunday mornings with my friends in the dorm, having bagels with cream cheese and splitting up the New York Times. So
Vanity Fair: “a credible, factual case for chilling out and getting rest”
According to Vanity Fair's "The Books You Should Be Reading Now, According to Your Zodiac Sign," if you're a Virgo you should be reading Rest: VIRGO: 9/16-10/30 *Analytical and
“he writes with an admirable focus on balance, on pleasure as well as success; in the end, it’s difficult to argue with his conclusions”
The Boston Globe has a nice review of Rest: Tools for dealing with work, life in rapidly shifting digital age Americans are known for overworking, notes Alex Soojung-Kim
Promoting REST
Investors Business Daily has an article about REST and another new book, Brian Tracy's Master Your Time, Master Your Life: "Know How To Spend Time, And When To
New Scientist review of REST
I didn't blog this when it came out last month, but New Scientist reviewed Rest in its October 26 issue: This is a paean to a balanced life
Time Magazine on Rest
Sarah Begley has a review of Rest in Time Magazine: Americans may have come around to the importance of rest in our frenzied, workaholic society. But what if