What Happens When You Don’t Make Time For Play
In a culture of time, money, efficiency and productivity, play is often seen as nonessential. But what if this idea is wrong?

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In a culture of time, money, efficiency and productivity, play is often seen as nonessential. But what if this idea is wrong?
“Life without play is a grinding, mechanical existence organised around doing the things necessary for survival”. That’s what Dr Stuart Brown says of a life devoid of time spent p…
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