Admitting you have a problem is the first step to recovery and I admit I am a workaholic. There have been times when I would check my work email during the weekends and even my holidays. So when I saw this article on email free days I was quite intrigued (click here). This article claims that email free days actually increase productivity, since email is actually interrupting people’s work and that people have become dependent on it. People will constantly check their email especially if they own a blackberry or instead of walking over to their colleague, they would send an email.
However, the article doesn’t mention how the companies actually implement these email free days. I wonder what they do with urgent documents like contracts on a email free day. Let the client wait an extra day or make an exception for it. I wonder…
One of the major pains of going to work every morning is the traffic. Every day you stand still on the highway, basically wasting time.
In the past months, security issues regarding various chip cards have been discussed in The Netherlands. Center of attention is the





