If you’re a typical American, you probably think it’s really important to take a break from work every now and then. You’d be right. What if, however, you do a lot of different and unrelated things? Could that break – that idle time – really represent wasted time? Why might that be so? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “That Time I Discovered ‘Idle Time’ Doesn’t Really Exist” and find out what caused me to uncover the answer to that question.
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