Remember how playtime was important to us as kids?

We’d bargain with our guardians to let us go find our friends and it would sometimes end up getting us into trouble because you'd lose track of time.  Then as soon as our bodies grew and our voices started to become deeper, as if to emulate the adults in our lives, playing became a thing most of us looked down on.

Now when burnout is the ever-looming tragedy, finding a way to switch off or to forget about things is vital.  Seeking ways to play has never been more important as a way to helps us unplug and recharge. So today, let's explore the idea of play as adults. What does it mean to us and how do we do it?

Resources

https://sextantcoffee.com/blogs/news/the-ethiopian-coffee-ceremony

https://youtu.be/_AVcVuZvrJA

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/annehelenpetersen/millennials-burnout-generation-debt-work