Summer Is Here. Don’t Sabotage Your Vacation!
Blog / Produced by The High CallingMatt Ritchel, technology reporter for the New York Times, recently authored a column entitled: “Vacation Sabotage: Don’t Let It Happen to You.” After interviewing brain scientists, behavioral scientists, and business executives, Ritchel outlined several things we can do (and not do) to avoid crippling our vacations and diluting their positive impact on our lives.
Mark Roberts, the author of our Daily Reflections here at The High Calling, summarizes Ritchel's main points.
Read more at Mark Robert's site.
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