Statistics Say We Should Take Friday Off From Work. All The Fridays, Forever And Ever.

Ask yourself what made you click to see these infographics. Is there a part of you that’s feeling overworked? Needing a break? Wondering how things got so crazy? Scroll down to the very end for a vision of a brighter future, and share this to get the ball rolling in that direction.

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Carolyn Silveira

Feb 13, 2014

Could changing this help address … unemployment? Or health care costs?

What about that slippery beast called Happiness?

It’s like we sort of know this isn’t good for us…

Imagine what a different world we might live in instead:

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