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All work and no play…

Tom McCallum
3 min readNov 5, 2018

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“all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”

also goes along with

“a change is as good as a rest”

I wrote some time ago in “Stop the “Busyness””:

“Put simply, for leaders, less is more. Simple, yes? But how many of you just skipped over this and then skipped to thinking: “I get that, but I have so much to do, I’m so BUSY !””

Make time to do things outside of your busy work life, it will pay dividends across all areas of life.

I sit writing this early afternoon on a Sunday, as often up against a deadline of meeting my commitment to post daily, as this will go out Monday 8am.

Today a reflection on making time for not only play but commitments outside work, after a fourteen hour day yesterday of work of a different kind.

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So, this Saturday I did indeed do something different. Not “play”, but work that inspires me. Not a rest, as I left my flat at 7am and didn’t get back until about 9pm, so fourteen hours of work that exhausted me. I sit writing this around 1pm on a Sunday and didn’t get going until about 11am this morning…

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Tom McCallum
Tom McCallum

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