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The Party Isn’t in Your Pocket

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

“’Cause if you came here to party Then why you lookin’ down at your phone?” Pop culture says it best: our...

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Baseline Noise

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

Social media feels like a room where everyone’s shouting louder just to be heard.  The noise drowns out real dia...

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The Long Lunch

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

We used to take long lunches. Now we take calls while we chew. We can reclaim that time. Rest is not a luxury.  ...

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 I want to f**K my computer

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

Australian DJ Ninajirachi’s track “F**k My Computer” isn’t just catchy — it’s true. Tech knows us sometimes better th...

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The Wealth We’re Spending Without Noticing

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

In an always-on world, technology quietly consumes our most valuable asset: time.  And when time is gone, so are...

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It’s Not What You Consume — It’s How

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

How quickly do you eat chocolate? Most of us consume it quickly. Absentmindedly. On the run. In the everyday busyness...

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The Irreplaceable Cost of Busyness

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

You can rebuild a business.You can recover from financial setbacks. But you can’t get back the bedtime story you miss...

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Death Is What Gives Time Meaning

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

Humans have chased immortality for thousands of years. From myths of ghosts, vampires, and zombies—to today’s billion...

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The Case for a Weekly Reset

By David Werdiger | 1 min read

Annual leave looks different everywhere—some get four weeks in summer, others spread it out. If you had the choice, w...

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