The Sabbaticalist
Sharon | The SabbaticalistHi, I’m Sharon. I want to help you renegotiate your relationship to work by taking intentional career breaks.
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The Sabbaticalist #071: Why We Work and Live in a Trance of Addiction
Part 1, an essay about the “ultra-processed fun” of cruises
Part 2, continued in this week’s Sabbaticalist:
- Antidote: Natasha Dow Schüll and the Machine Zone, a trance-like state casino designers deliberately try to induce in us (but...
The Sabbaticalist #070: Reporting Live from a Cruise Ship about Ultra-Processed Leisure
In this week’s Sabbaticalist:
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Signal: On a picture perfect cruise vacation, what is this sense of unease I’m feeling?
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Person: Non other than mother-effing David Foster Wallace, and his ick from his own cruise ship experience 30 ye...
The Sabbaticalist #069: The Tyranny of the Infinite Workplace
In this week’s Sabbaticalist:
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Signal: The tyranny of the infinite workplace, measured in pings and clicks
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Person: Rebecca Solnit and her career-long advocacy for storymakers
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Antidote: Imagination as the first step to change,...
The Sabbaticalist #068: Debunking the latest criticism of post-pandemic remote work
In this week’s Sabbaticalist:
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Signal: Remote work makes people living alone more lonely, but is our best solution to bring everyone back to the office?
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Project: ExodUS Summit & Community, where Black women plan their exit from th...
The Sabbaticalist #067: From Infinite Growth to Infinite Misery
In this week’s Sabbaticalist:
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Signal: Poisonous excess of restraint and excess of growth
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Person/Project: Francis Fukuyama
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Antidote: Downshifting into career minimalism
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Practice: Choose your adventure some reading of p...
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