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The benefits of a “fake commute”

By |2021-02-23T12:07:59-08:00February 23rd, 2021|Advice, Business and work, Health / Medicine / Wellness, Routines|

A couple months ago I wrote an article for the Financial Times on the power of routines. Angela Haupt writes in The Washington Post about the invention of

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Salesforce finishes gigantic tower, declares 9-to-5 workweek dead

By |2021-07-26T10:37:28-07:00February 11th, 2021|Architecture and Environment, Business and work|

This is something I wrote about in the Atlantic last year: that the pandemic and our grand experiments with working remotely would have a permanent effect on work

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New study suggests “an association between creativity and physical activity in everyday life”

By |2022-07-23T12:01:27-07:00February 10th, 2021|Creativity, Exercise, Science|

In my book Rest, I talked at length about the surprising research suggesting the virtues of physical activity for creatives. There’s lots of biographical data (or anecdotes) that

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“Japan has a latent ability to create flexible work environments and workstyles:” The Liberal Democratic Party discusses a 4-day week

By |2021-07-26T10:37:28-07:00February 8th, 2021|4-day workweek, Politics and Policy|

Yesterday I noticed in an article on the Deutsche Welle Web site on the 4-day week, that "Kuniko Inoguchi, a member of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party," put

My review of “The Innovation Delusion“

By |2021-02-23T11:34:17-08:00November 23rd, 2020|Books and reading, History of Science / STS, Postacademic, Writing|

Last year, my work took me to Korea, Azerbaijan (i.e., from one end of the Silk Road to the other) and the Netherlands, among other places. Baku, the

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Danish law firms are experimenting with shorter weeks and flexible hours

By |2020-11-20T10:18:49-08:00November 20th, 2020|4-day workweek, Companies|

If you're familiar at all with legal practice, you know that billable hours are the great driver of professional life. Lawyers measure their billable time in increments as

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KCRA and the future of the office

By |2021-07-26T10:37:28-07:00November 19th, 2020|4-day workweek, Business and work, Future, Media, Podcast, SHORTER|

I was on KCRA’s “Press Play” yesterday, talking with Madeleine Brand about the 40-hour week, remote work during COVID, and the future of work. This write-up by Amy

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