Time-Away

In the academy, it’s easy to always press ahead into what’s next. But academic life also involves being away, and it’s worth doing that well.

As the year ends, life tends to slow a bit. That ebb provides helpful space to consider the year that’s passed and the one that lies ahead.

Being good at taking time away is part of the craft of biblical scholarship. With 8 steps, you can take this time better and enjoy it more.

Jory MacKay discusses productivity shame and five strategies for coping with it.