Excerpt from naps chapter of REST
Michael Hyatt (his Leader Box featured REST as one of its two titles this month) has launched a new magazine, and features an excerpt from REST in the
“Exploitation is encoded into the systems we are building”
Writer and artist James Bridle has a long, but rather amazing and disturbing, piece arguing that "Something is wrong on the internet." Specifically he's talking about how kids'
The Chinese cover of REST
REST will be published later this year in Taiwan by Locus Publishing. I just got a copy of the cover, and it looks awesome! It's really interesting to
REST in the November Leader Box
(from Twitter) Leader Box, a new monthly subscription service that selects new books about leadership, just made its first delivery. Rest is one of the first two books!
“Love Hope Peace” on REST
Australian writer Emma Missen has a good gloss on REST on her Love Hope Peace blog. "There are a lot of important lessons in this book for people
WeWork, Lord & Taylor, and the death of leisure
Ginia Bellafante has a piece in the New York Times about the sale of Lord & Taylor to WeWork, and its cultural significance. She she notes, there's a
New study: UK workers are productive 2 hours, 53 minutes a day
Vouchercloud.com, a UK-based company, just published the results of a survey of 1,989 full-time office workers in the UK "as part of research into the online habits and productivity of
Stephon Alexander, physics, jazz, and inspiration
In his recent book The Jazz of Physics, Brown University theoretical physicist Stephon Alexander talks about the connections he sees between playing jazz and doing physics. Of course,
Marina Hyde on the Tory conference
I don't always read Marina Hyde, but her piece on the recent Tory conference in Manchester-- "From Boris the Lion King to Theresa May’s P45 – my malarial
Dogs and cats in Europe
While I was in Copenhagen week before last, I came across a cat while heading to a friend's house for lunch: Then a couple days later, I ran