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According to the New Yorker, “The French work twenty-eight percent fewer hours per person than Americans, and the Germans put in twenty-five percent fewer hours. Compared w
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Recently, after hearing this, my son turned to me and said, “You are working too hard.”
"Ask them the following," he said. "Do you like apples? Then, when you’ve hooked them, ask them not to think, just answer,
Chinese or Pizza?
Cheesecake or Pie?
Cat or Dog?
Rain jacket or Umbrella?"
I laughed. Vanity Fair does a credible job of making these interviews fascinating for their one page back issue interviews. When Sumner Redstone was asked, “How would you like to die?” His response was, “I would not like it at all.”
My son’s joke made me think; are we all working too hard? And, for what?
According to the New Yorker, “The French work twenty-eight percent fewer hours per person than Americans, and the Germans put in twenty-five percent fewer hours. Compared wi
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Recently, after hearing this, my son turned to me and said, “You are working too hard.”
"Ask them the following," he said. "Do you like apples? Then, when you’ve hooked them, ask them not to think, just answer,
Chinese or Pizza?
Cheesecake or Pie?
Cat or Dog?
Rain jacket or Umbrella?"
I laughed. Vanity Fair does a credible job of making these interviews fascinating for their one page back issue interviews. When Sumner Redstone was asked, “How would you like to die?” His response was, “I would not like it at all.”
My son’s joke made me think; are we all working too hard? And, for what?
According to the New Yorker, “The French work twenty-eight percent fewer hours per person than Americans, and the Germans put in twenty-five percent fewer hours. Compared w
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Chinese or Pizza?
Cheesecake or Pie?
Cat or Dog?
Rain jacket or Umbrella?"
I laughed. Vanity Fair does a credible job of making these interviews fascinating for their one page back issue interviews. When Sumner Redstone was asked, “How would you like to die?” His response was, “I would not like it at all.”
My son’s joke made me think; are we all working too hard? And, for what?
According to the New Yorker, “The French work twenty-eight percent fewer hours per person than Americans, and the Germans put in twenty-five percent fewer hours. Compared w
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My son’s joke made me think; are we all working too hard? And, for what?
According to the New Yorker, “The French work twenty-eight percent fewer hours per person than Americans, and the Germans put in twenty-five percent fewer hours. Compared w
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According to the New Yorker, “The French work twenty-eight percent fewer hours per person than Americans, and the Germans put in twenty-five percent fewer hours. Compared with Europeans, a higher percentage of American adults work, they work more hours per week, and they work more weeks per year.”
The same article by James Surowiecki goes on to mention that despite these differences, there is little difference in productivity. Apparently, we have more workers and work more hours than the Europeans, so we create more wealth. However, we trade our productivity, and hence wealth, for someone else to do our services while Europeans trade their productivity for more leisure.
Are you working too hard? And, if so, is it because you see a direct correlation between career, and entrepreneurial success, or is it because you have no time to do things like cooking, cleaning, childcare, repairs or maintenance? Do you see it that you need to work that much longer or harder to get that much more money to pay for these services-as-necessities?
Recently, I twice stopped in two different states (one north and
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