This is not bike parking this is art
Spotted at Papirøen: Art can be confusing, I suppose.
Back in Copenhagen
During my travels in Europe week before last, I spent a couple days in Copenhagen, which is one of my favorite cities. I've not been back there in
Utrecht and Happinez festival
I was in Europe for about ten days at the end of September. I used to blog about trips in near real-time, but what little real-time reportage I
“overwork is just one tool to fight deadlines, and not a solution of first resort”
I've been looking at companies that are fighting back against the culture of overwork (mainly in software, Web development and video games), and this morning came across this
Nap cafes in Korea
So apparently nap cafes are now a thing in Korea. Mr. Healing, a "healing" cafe franchise, has opened 47 branches in just two years. Three more are set
Dealing with rejection is a writer’s most important professional skill
Well, maybe it's not more important than having something to say, a command of their language, and the ability to edit and improve, but still, the ability to
“I think anyone in any type of creative, scientific, or business field should pick this up:” more reviews of REST
Romance writer Roni Loren (you might know her from her nine-book Loving on the Edge series, or maybe the two-book Pleasure Principle series, or her eight other books,
Entrepreneurs reading Rest
Recently I noticed several entrepreneurs and career coaches who'd reviewed Rest, and wanted to capture some links to their work. Business coach Curtis McHale (his motto is "Running a
“One day without notifications changes behaviour for two years”
Several years ago, Spanish telecommunications firm Telefónica ran something called the Do Not Disturb Challenge. It's one of a number of such events that have been sponsored by
Saiid Kobeisy talks about the importance of rest in Vogue Arabia
One of the greatest things about a book like REST is that it goes all kinds of places I don't, and gets picked up by all kinds of