<ul>
 <li>Do you actually “clock off” when you close your laptop?
 <ul>
    <li>Do you need to?</li>
    </ul>
  </li>
  <li>Does loving your work actually work against you if you never switch off?</li>
  <li>How many hours do you actually work in a day?</li>
  <li>What would happen if we worked less?</li>
  <li>Protecting your time (focussing)</li>
  <li>Setting boundaries</li>
  <li>Working with timezones</li>
  <li>Why is the idea of a 9-5 so badly perceived now?</li>
</ul>

Do you actually “clock off” when you close your laptop? Do you need to? Does loving your work actually work against you if you never switch off? How many hours do you actually work in a day? What would happen if we worked less? Protecting your time (focussing) Setting boundaries Working with timezones Why is the idea of a 9-5 so badly perceived now?

#3 – Overworking

We both listen to a lot of podcasts, buy courses we never take, and get bored with circular conversations about how to craft the perfect component, pick the right border radius, and construct accessible colour palettes. 

So we decided to make our own show where we will try as little as possible to talk about the pixel-pushing side of design. 

This is a podcast (not) about design, by two designers.

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We both listen to a lot of podcasts, buy courses we never take, and get bored with circular conversations about how to craft the perfect component, pick the right border radius, and construct accessible colour palettes. So we decided to make our own show where we will try as little as possible to talk about the pixel-pushing side of design. This is a podcast (not) about design, by two designers.

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