Academic life and work from Aotearoa New Zealand
A few weeks ago, I got through to the end of the first draft of my next book. There are lots of bits that need revisiting, but now I can see the full shape of it. I am tempted to congratulate myself, but I know the hard work that is still ahead. Even in the age of AI, the most important part of writing is still editing.
In a previous post reviewing Cal Newport's book Deep Work I promised I would write a post sharing more collective strategies for enabling deep work, in particular for people with heavy care-loads. I suggested that sometimes the consequences are different for women trying to draw a line around their deep work time, and I imagine... Continue Reading →
