A practical guide to building your rest ethic and achieving more by doing less.

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Jul 10, 2018

What can a weekly technology sabbatical do for you?

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Jun 1, 2020

True Leisure is Much More than the Absence of Work

What catholic philosopher Josef Pieper can teach us…

John Fitch in Time Off

Jul 10, 2018

A $300 fee for being on your phone…

So you are walking in a beautiful park in San Francisco and you see this sign:

John Fitch in Time Off

Jul 10, 2018

Are you thinking straight?

Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to…

Andrew Attard in Time Off

Jan 30, 2020

The 9 to 5, Priorities, and Why You Should Make Time for Time Off

An Exploration of Taking Time Off

Max Frenzel, PhD in Time Off

Jul 23, 2020

Why We Need to Approach Work and Rest with a “Not Only, but Also” Mentality

Aldous Huxley’s quest for…

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John Fitch in Time Off

Nov 5, 2018

Do you have work-life harmony?

It is a good replacement for “work-life balance.”

Max Frenzel, PhD in Time Off

Jul 9, 2019

The Future of Work and Leisure

Why Creativity and Empathy will be the Key Skills in an AI-Driven…

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John Fitch in Time Off

Jul 10, 2018

Beyond Design Sprints: Do you make time?

What was the highlight of your day yesterday? How do you ensure that you are proud of…

Max Frenzel, PhD in Time Off

Sep 13, 2020

How to Use Delay and Deliberate Procrastination as a Decision Making Tool

Frank Partnoy on the value…

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