Time Smart

 

NOTES

For a more comprehensive description of these citations and the ways they relate to the research I have cited in this book, see awhillans.com.

Introduction

1. 1. For a review linking time famine to negative outcomes, see L. Giurge and A. V. Whillans, “Beyond Material Poverty: Why Time Poverty Matters for Individuals, Organisations, and Nations” (working paper, Harvard Business School, no. 20-051, 2020).

2. 2. My research documents a link between time orientation (as measured by the Taylor-versus-Morgan question) and well-being, work hours, volunteering, and daily time-use decisions. A. V. Whillans, A. C. Weidman, and E. W. Dunn, “Valuing Time over Money Is Associated with Greater Happiness,” Social Psychological and Personality Science ...