Great Work
Adam SandellGP/ER doc, ex-legal aid lawyer, helping people who do tough work they care about have better working lives. Free, no spam, written by a human.
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Read yourself to a better working life
A detour, this time, to share six books that you may not know about and that could make a big difference to your tough working life. Some just published, some older. No sponsorship/affiliate links here.
Simone Stolzoff, How to Not Kno...
The vacation test: a sign that something needs to change
Have a think about your last vacation. (I’ll use the North American term here. Fellow Brits, as well as Aussies and Kiwis: we’ll think about our last holiday.)
Was it primarily enjoyment? Or was it more recovery?
For most Great Work reade...
Tough Work + Parenting ... How?!
The majority of teachers and doctors and nurses and social workers and others doing tough, meaningful work will spend years doing so alongside parenting children or caring for their own parents or others. We can’t think about how people do...
Three ways overwork warps your perspective
Great Work’s been quiet the last few weeks: I’ve been editing a new draft of the book—which is now with my developmental editor. More on that soon, I hope …
Are You Fine? Is Your Job Fine? Or Are You Too Tired To Tell?
Overwork...
The Kind–Businesslike Matrix, or: Why So Many Teams of Good People Struggle
The thing that often makes the biggest difference to how we feel about our work: the team within which we do it. And a lot of teams aren’t doing as well as they could.
Does your team, and the way it runs, make your work harder, or easier?...
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