I find things.

This is probably the librarian in me.

Articles, books, videos, podcasts, tools, resources, and occasionally something that has absolutely nothing to do with anything except that I liked it.

This is where I put the things I think are worth sharing.

Some connect to ideas I write about elsewhere on Logged Out. Some have taught me something. Some have made my life easier. Some have made me think. Some have made me laugh.

There is no complicated selection process.

I liked the thing. I thought you might like the thing.

Here are the things.

Website

Wellbeing Think Tank

Evidence-informed workplace wellbeing without the influencer nonsense. Wellbeing Think Tank brings researchers, practitioners, and workplace leaders together around the question of what actually helps people thrive at work. Their resources and events are thoughtful, practical, and grounded in the idea that healthier workplaces require more than telling individual employees to cope better. Also: “Experts Over Influencers®.” Obviously, I approve.

Book

Excuse Me While I Disappear by Laurie Notaro

A very funny book about midlife, aging, and the absolute weirdness of realizing you’ve somehow become the age you once considered ancient. Laurie Notaro manages to be ridiculous, sharp, and painfully recognizable at the same time. If the Murder Lake essay made you laugh, there is a decent chance this book will, too.

Time Waster

Threads

Is this an evidence-informed resource? Absolutely not.

Will you learn something? Maybe.

Will you lose forty-five minutes reading strangers’ extremely specific opinions, niche jokes, random observations, and stories you had no intention of becoming emotionally invested in?

Almost certainly.

I regret nothing.