Malcolm Gladwell

Maybe that's why you're such a good journalist, because you almost don't want to give away what you're really trying to find too, which is if I ask them what's the hardest thing they've ever done, they might be trying to prime me that they're a very hard worker because they know that's important.

It's a great point, especially because think about how we do breaks today.

It's social media scrolling, typically, which we have a lot of data to show doesn't make us very happy at all.

How has your mindset changed or stayed the same on the way we work?

I know you've said previously remote work is really not very helpful for you or healthy.

Do you still think that's true?

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I know you kind of got in trouble for that, but I sometimes feel like you get in trouble when stuff hits too close to home, you know, and it's true because that was so unpopular for some reason because it can suck to go to work.

Being in cubicles can suck and bad lighting can suck and commutes aren't fun really for anybody.