03/27/2026
Sharing this PSA about rest from one of our recent articles.
2. Waste time wisely.
Instead of seeing downtime as an opportunity to do nothing or get more sleep, consider the value of rest.
Rest is most valuable and beneficial when it allows you to unwind (i.e. unplug from your usual patterns of mental activity), nourish (i.e. build your body up with food and non-food sources of nourishment like time in nature, movement, and connections with others), and rebuild (i.e. change the state of your cognitive or behavioural patterns).
Read more at https://www.reyoumindfulness.com/post/quick-look-busy-the-mental-health-benefits-of-rest-idleness-and-mindful-downtime
Do you agree?
Stefan Sagmeister’s TedTalk, The power of time off, blew my mind back in 2009. In the seventeen-and-a-half-minute talk, Sagmeister explained why he takes a sabbatical from work every seven years. His goal is to intersperse five of his retirement years into his work and career lifetime so he can ke...