Ashutosh Priyadarshy

It's hard to walk away from work, especially if you have the time and your work brings you fulfillment. But then, your leisure is subservient to your work. And that's no way to work or rest.

If I could build my own set of contemplations for the workday that would prime my perspective and reinforce my values, what would they say?

Sunsama CEO shares three approaches to starting his day, which ones he prefers and why.

The importance of hard work to doing great work and why it looks worse than it really is.

Sunsama meets Outlook (it's here!)

This is the second edition of periodic posts where I share what we're writing, reading, and building at Sunsama as we explore how to work with calm and intention.

This is the first of what I hope will be periodic blogposts where I'll share what we're writing, reading, and building at Sunsama as we explore how to work with calm and intention.

My work week is broken down into "theme days" where each day of the week has a specific focus. If you manage multiple work streams, it's a good way to work with deep focus.

In striving for work life "integration" we take a look at why it's so hard to take time off in the middle of the day but not so hard to work late into the evening.

Here's how I found what works for me