• Internet People
  • Posts
  • Time Confetti, Sleepytime Tea Bear, and Life Advice for Tired People

Time Confetti, Sleepytime Tea Bear, and Life Advice for Tired People

The Portal: Issue 062

WELCOME TO THE PORTAL: a weekly dose of refreshing productivity strategies and unconventional ideas to help you finally feel in control of your time.

Subscribe now and join thousands of others discovering a world where productivity actually feels fun (instead of making us feel like sh*t).

Good morning to everyone who’s already eaten a Christmas cookie for breakfast 🎄

We’ll be Wintering next week (keep reading to learn what this means) — so you’ll hear from us next in January. Stay cozy out there, friends!

You before reading this week’s (short!) blog

💭 One Thing We’re Thinking About

The Sleepytime Tea Bear is our ultimate inspo right now.

It’s really hard to slow down any time of the year, but especially at the end when you’ve got EOY reports, holiday parties, and gifts you have to track down that were already marked as delivered.

Despite your loaded to-do list, you still probably have the inclination to take more naps and allow your spare time expand.

You’re not lazy, you’re doing something called Wintering — Now live on the blog!

👀 One Thing We’re Obsessed With

A few weekends ago, we both listened to the insanely long conversation between Stanford Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman and Penn Organizational Psychologist Adam Grant — some of our favorite Big Brains™

Don’t worry, we listened so you don’t have to. We’ll be dripping out gems from it over the next few weeks, like this term:

Time Confetti: little bits of time lost to unproductive multitasking

For more on this topic, check out this article written by one of the lead researchers on the idea.

(We’ll be stealing this term for the Spacetime Glossary)

🎧 One Thing We’re Listening To

OLOGIES PODCAST:

Life Advice: For Anyone Who is Tired & Needs Some Hacks (48 min)

🤔 One Question for You

⭐️ One Last Thing

Here’s an ambiance video to play on your computer while you finish up work this week, or to loop on your TV this weekend. It’s giving Sleepytime Tea Bear 💤

Send this issue to a friend: Copy this link to share!

Reply

or to participate.