

Letting Go of Work in Your Free Time How to Truly Recharge, Disconnect, and Reclaim Your Life
Paperback130 pagina’sEngels
This book examines why work lingers after hours and offers practical strategies for mentally disconnecting and building in rest.Many people find it genuinely difficult to stop thinking about work once the working day is over, and this book examines why that happens and what you can do about it. Written with the assistance of artificial intelligence, it draws on established research in psychology and occupational health to explain the mental and physical costs of failing to disconnect. Through each chapter, you will find practical strategies for setting boundaries, quieting work-related thoughts, and building rest into your daily routine in a sustainable way. Whether you struggle with constant availability, difficulty relaxing, or a persistent sense of guilt when you are not being productive, this book offers clear, grounded guidance to help you reclaim your time outside work.Many people find it genuinely difficult to stop thinking about work once the working day is over, and this book examines why that happens and what you can do about it. Written with the assistance of artificial intelligence, it draws on established research in psychology and occupational health to explain the mental and physical costs of failing to disconnect. Through each chapter, you will find practical strategies for setting boundaries, quieting work-related thoughts, and building rest into your daily routine in a sustainable way. Whether you struggle with constant availability, difficulty relaxing, or a persistent sense of guilt when you are not being productive, this book offers clear, grounded guidance to help you reclaim your time outside work.
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ISBN-13
9789465538693
Uitgever
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7 juli 2026
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ISBN-139789465538693
Editie1
TaalEngels eng
Pagina’s130
GeïllustreerdNee
Uitgave
Vorm & inhoud
ProductvormPaperback BC
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Classificatie
NUR (hoofd)Psychologie algemeen 770
NUR (alle)770 Psychologie algemeen
Medewerkers
Auteur A01Waries B.V.
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Werk-id (NSTC)501682105
MeldingBevestigd bij publicatie 03
Laatste CB-bericht7805
Bijgewerkt18 augustus 2026
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