Dogs with jobs
When I was on my travels, I met several dogs who were helping people I interviewed. There was this dog doing graphic design: Then there was this very
Adam Smith disliked overwork
https://www.flickr.com/photos/askpang/5500538580/in/photolist-9o4Gu5 Adam Smith's tomb, Edinburgh The report from The Mix about its four-day week had a quote from Adam Smith that "the man who works so moderately as
The Mix’s report on four-day weeks
https://www.flickr.com/photos/askpang/43507534760/in/datetaken/ One of the places I visited in London during my recent recent trip was The Mix, a research consultancy founded in 2012. Almost exactly a year ago,
The Labour Party talks about four-day weeks
https://flic.kr/p/2c1h4zT The City, from the 6th floor of Shoreditch House While I was in England, interviewing companies about how they implement and manage their four-day weeks, the UK's
Thought of the day
Not a bad sentiment (spotted on a bicycle in Copenhagen): I'm in the middle of processing the interviews from my trip, and more generally trying to organize all
The slow but essential work of transcribing interviews
https://www.flickr.com/photos/askpang/44401365734/in/album-72157701613811494/ Interviewing Stuart Ralston, owner and head chef at Aizle, Edinburgh The last several days I've been working through the hours of interviews I conducted on the road,
Hello from London, and the world of 4-day workweeks
https://flic.kr/p/2aoDbi8 I’ve been terribly remiss in blogging, because I’ve been on the road since the end of September, appearing at a couple events and doing research for my
Greetings from Óbidos, Portugal; and reflections on travel and rest
I’m in the courtyard of the Pousada da Vila in Óbidos, Portugal. (Lots of pictures in my Flickr album.) I’ve been in here at the invitation of FOLIO,
Somnex show discount; or, I’ve made the big time!
I’m always impressed by podcasters who have sponsors who give the hosts discount codes. I don’t know why I find it impressive, but I do. Well, the London Somnex
“The Future of Work in an Age of Distraction”
I'm off to Europe today for a 3-week research and speaking tour, but before I leave I wanted to flag this just-published interview I did with Andrew Curry