![]() ![]() Hersey has made it her life’s work to reclaim and advocate for rest as a radical act. I am seeing an encouraging amount of it: “ Rest is productive” reads a widely shared post on my Instagram timeline, and the writer and illustrator Sophie Lucido Johnson’s newsletter, You’re Doing a Good Enough Job, joyfully makes the case for doing less and enjoying more.īetter still, an interviewee recently introduced me to the work of the utterly inspiring Tricia Hersey, self-proclaimed “Nap Bishop” and the author of Rest Is Resistance. You would expect a man whose entire career was built on the burn to venerate sweating and grinding, but don’t even the biggest biceps and ropiest calves need the odd day off? The concept of rest is enjoying a low-key fight back, gently insisting that hustle culture hushes and has a little lie down with its snuggly blanket. ![]() I think he’s got it very wrong with this rest thing, though. ![]()
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