The Sunday Letters Journal

Essays on life, work, and the pursuit of happiness

An examination of how daily work has changed and continues to change due to global social, political, technological and economic shifts. In this section, I ask how will work look in the future given the advance of AI, and how will technology change how we work.

Unworking is a redefining of daily work and business. Deep within our psyche, there is the concrete belief that work should be hard and business should be cut-throat. Hours must be long and we must earn the right to enjoy our lives. A sense of guilt and competition consumes us. Unworking asks us to question these beliefs and rewrite the rules of daily work.

Essays and opinion on effective workplace leadership, the dynamic relationship between leaders, the people who follow them, and the conditions in which they find themselves.

Essays on the nature of human behaviour and interaction in society as we strive for happiness and self-expression.

A set or collection of items for the book, "An Assemblage of Inevitable Misunderstandings"