Maria Shriver has an excerpt of REST on her Web site on this Memorial Day weekend. As she explains, a respect for leisure and rest isn’t something I grew
I just heard that the Portuguese edition of REST, Descansar: A razão pela qual conseguimos fazer mais quando trabalhamos menos, will be out in June. The cover is a
The Japanese edition of REST will be out pretty soon (next Friday, I think), and the publisher sent me the cover and bookband. I don't know why bookbands
Monty Python's John Cleese has given a number of talks over the years about creativity. Today runner and academic Peter Francis tweeted out a link to a talk Cleese gave that
Psychiatrist and Neuro Business Group founder Srini Pillay has a short piece on the Harvard Business Review blog arguing that "Your Brain Can Only Take So Much Focus," but
The Greater Good Science Center's Web site has an excerpt from REST about "How Resting More Can Boost Your Productivity:" Rest has a bad rap in our culture.
One of the amusing things about REST is that Amazon has classified it as a book about, among other things, "Exercise and Fitness Injury Prevention." This is the
The German edition of REST (Pause: Tue weniger, erreiche mehr) came out a couple weeks ago, and this weekend Der Tagesspiegel, a Berlin newspaper, ran a length excerpt,
"I cannot recommend this book highly enough!" South African strategy consultant Ian Mann says in his review of REST on Fin24, a South African business Web site. "It
I've written about my admiration of Charles Darwin as a husband and father, and the way he defied stereotypes of both Romantic Genius (which holds that really talented
