“Thank you for being late”
Almost exactly a year ago, Tom Friedman was at Davos and wrapped up his talk with this: The Arab Spring is failing not for lack of bandwidth, but
Smartphones, FOMO, and why email is the Ted Cruz of the tech world
One of the common threads running between Rest and my previous book The Distraction Addiction is that both encourage readers to see themselves as able to resist the
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The costs of being always-available in academia
In REST, I talk a lot about why being able to unplug from work and detach emotionally and psychologically are good in the both the short term and
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Taking rest without making work for someone else
Two pieces crossed my transom that have me thinking about this challenge: How do we make time for rest and leisure— but not at someone else’s expense? Large