Do Nothing: How to Break Away from Overworking, Overdoing, and Underliving | 
so-soOverall, this book was just okay for me. I recognize that Celeste Headlee has good intentions with putting this book out there to the world. I‘m sure many people will find it incredibly helpful and life changing. She just wants to see people happy and spending more time in leisure.
Full review and info about the author at https://abookandadog.com
pickOur cult of “busy” makes no sense on the surface. We have every convenience but instead of having more time, consumerism increased in a parallel rise & people work longer just to pay for more things. We are in constant contact through social media but we don't have time to meet friends for coffee. It's a strange paradox & one that is leading to increased loneliness. We need to put down our devices & remember that work isn‘t life. Such a good book!
so-soPutting the work day in historical context, Celeste Headlee makes you rethink how you spend your day-to-day
While I‘m sure there‘s still lessons to learn from this book, I can only laugh at its timing. My #libraryhold comes in during my 12th week of furlough.
pickSo this was a quick and informative read. Well written and researched. ♡
YES!YES!YES! ♡Introspection is a balm I can not recommend highly enough♡
Please ignore the man behind the curtain...
DANG!!! Considering in my world view we need to look internally to answer said question due to the fact we are all different. I suppose if it gives you a starting point that is something.
No Gary Vee. I do not for one second believe you worked 19 hr days 7 days a week for 20 yrs. So how in the world did you end up on the best seller's list? 4Xs
