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How to Get the Most Out of a Day Off
by Elizabeth Grace Saunders
Quick Takes
- Take “micro-vacations” more regularly
- Use your time off to do nonwork tasks
- Take an hour or two to meet friends
- Reserve time to spend with your spouse or partner
- Work remotely in a serene location for a change of scenery
The idea of “vacation” often conjures up thoughts of trips to faraway lands. While it’s true that big trips can be fun and even refreshing, they can also take a lot of time, energy, and money. A lot of people feel exhausted just thinking about planning a vacation—not just navigating personal commitments and school breaks but deciding how to delegate major projects or put work on hold, just so they can have a stress-free holiday. Because of this, ...
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