What Work Should Be
Bree Groff, Nell Derick Debevoise DeweyWriting to help you love your days at work and in life. We all deserve more than getting through the week.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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The last chapter of Today Was Fun is titled “Get good at life, not just work.” In it I’m trying to correct two false narratives:
- It’s most important to increase our skills at work because that’s where we’re being measured and paid. O...
Mastering the fine art of percolating
Or, how to just exist for a bit
I’ve made hundreds of consulting decks over the course of my career, with all the fanciest words. In that time, the buzzwords have changed (from 2010’s gamification to 2014’s Internet of Things to 2017’s blo...
No More Bad Work Days (mostly!)
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The value of an Emotional Support Artifact
if yours is a cape I will not judge
I’ve been in the market for emotional support lately. On the macro level things are fine. I am happy and healthy. The fam is okay. And yet, when your dog has diarrhea all over your 700 sqft apartment for...
12 Reasons Why February is Actually Awesome
I’m always worried about our cat’s oxygen levels in this setup with Arden but she seems to survive
If you’ve said (shouted?) to yourself, “I’m SO over winter,” I get you. My numb ears get you. My slightly pulled hamstring from when I almos...
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Building a world where we love our days—even Mondays. Today Was Fun: A Book About Work (Seriously) is out now!
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