Relax! You’ll Be More Productive

8/14/2013

In this New York Times article, the author explores the concept of relaxation as a means of increasing productivity. Contrary to the prevailing belief that working longer hours equates to being more productive, the article argues that taking breaks and incorporating relaxation into one's work routine can actually lead to increased focus and efficiency. The author draws on scientific studies and examples from successful companies to support the idea that periods of rest and relaxation are essential for maintaining high levels of productivity. Ultimately, the article challenges the notion that busyness equates to productivity and encourages readers to prioritize relaxation in order to maximize their work output.

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