There's a lot said and done about work/life balance: we log our times, we do the sums, we moan and groan, but one thing tends to go under-noticed. We view work/life balance in terms of time. This is just half the story. How much energy do you have when you get home? Are you spending your days off catching up with housework, shopping, paying bills and chores in general? Is your day of rest a day of domestic toil? I'd guess that too often this is the case.
Work/life balance needs to be a balance of time and energy or else it's just a phrase.
Beyond the bookshelves: how libraries are creating new routes into reading
during the National Year of Reading
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The National Year of Reading 2026 is a campaign to address the steep
decline in reading amongst children, young people and adults. As part of
the campaign,...
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