Books matching: importance of work life balance
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Save:The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie Kinsella follows the story of Samantha Sweeting, a high-powered lawyer who makes a huge mistake at work and ends up becoming a housekeeper in a small English village despite having no experience in domestic tasks. The plot revolves around Samantha's journey from a stressed-out attorney to a housekeeper as she navigates through humorous and unrealistic situations, leading to personal growth and self-discovery. The writing style is described as light, funny, and easy to read, with a focus on themes of self-reflection, romance, and the importance of slowing down in life.
I put down my pen and clear my throat. Across the room, Maya looks up from where she’s rearranging all her little pots of wax and nail varnish. Maya is my spa beauty therapist for the day and is in he... - #2
Save:Unnatural Causes: The Life and Many Deaths of Britain's Top Forensic Pathologist by Richard Shepherd is a memoir that delves into the career of a forensic pathologist, showcasing marvellous advances in forensic technology and the challenges faced in dealing with various cases, including national and international disasters. The book portrays the toll that the profession takes emotionally on its practitioners, the evolution of forensic pathology, and the impact on personal relationships. Shepherd's writing style is straightforward and clear, providing insights into his struggles with PTSD, the importance of truth in the field, and his passion for flying.
Clouds ahead. Some were snowy mountains looming over me. Others lay across the sky like long, sleeping giants. I moved the controls so gently that when the plane tilted down and to the left it seemed ... - #3
Save:Readers of 'Do Nothing: How to Break Away from Overworking, Overdoing, and Underliving' by Celeste Headlee have found the book to be a thought-provoking exploration of the modern culture of busyness and overwork. The author challenges the notion that working harder equates to being more valuable, offering a fresh perspective on the importance of leisure time and self-reflection. Through real-life examples and research, Headlee delves into the impact of capitalism and consumerism on our daily lives, urging readers to reconsider their approach to work and efficiency.
The book also emphasizes the need for individuals to cultivate a life and identity separate from their jobs, promoting the idea of being mindful of time perception and the importance of face-to-face interactions. With insights on time management, work-life balance, and the detrimental effects of overworking, 'Do Nothing' encourages readers to prioritize their well-being and reevaluate societal norms around productivity and busyness.
LET’S START WITH A conversation about pace. For a musician, pace is the speed and rhythm of a piece of music. For all of us, pace is the speed and rhythm of our lives. Fast-paced generally has a good ...
