A recent episode of the podcast Reasons to be Cheerful with Ed Miliband and Geoff Lloyd talked about the 4-day week with Andrew Barnes of Perpetual Guardian, Autonomy
When I was in London a couple weeks ago, I spent some time with Emma-Sue Prince in Penguin's podcast studio, talking about the 4-day week. The conversation is
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
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
I have an article in the March issue of British Airways Business Life about how companies use design thinking to redesign their working hours and move to 4-day
I spoke at an RSA event on “Work Less and Get Things Done” today, and the video is up on YouTube: As you can see, it was a
Happier Now author Nataly Kogan tweets about writing as a tool for thinking: So much this. It was the biggest lesson I learned when writing my first book.
From a 1987 interview With Penn State professor Michael Jarrett: I always prefer musicians that play with me to play independent of myself but with me.... To me,
In the Guardian's New Zealand edition, Perpetual Guardian CEO Andrew Barnes makes the case for the environmental benefits of the 4-day week: If we want to relieve the
SHORTER (US|UK) will be out in the United States on March 10, and we're going to celebrate with a reading and signing at Books Inc. in Mountain View.
