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,
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
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
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
Singapore Women's Weekly has a slide show of 10 Ways That Working Less Will Make You More Productive: It’s hard to say no, especially when there’s work piling
Last night I was out with some friends at a birthday celebration at our local pub, and-- as often happens among people of a certain age-- the conversation
Guardian columnist Oliver Burkeman talks about REST in his latest column, "Let’s hear it for the four-hour working day," and makes a connection that I confess I hadn't
Just in time for the end of summer and back to school, more pieces about the virtues and challenges of boredom. My friend Martin Schwirn points out this
I’m in Corvallis for a couple days, doing some work at Oregon State University. My son is here for a rugby camp (how we raised a pair of
Scottish author James Kelman tells the Guardian how he got his start, and how he writes: I’m at the desk most mornings between 5.30 and 7. Every day
