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The only meeting on your calendar with no agenda and a better ROI.
means A set period set aside for play, especially for children, free from work or obligation.
from A straightforward 19th-century compound of 'play' and 'time' — no mystery here. 'Play' traces back to Old English 'plegan,' meaning to exercise, frolic, or engage in brisk movement, while 'time' comes from Old English 'tima,' a measured span. Stuck together, they name exactly what they describe: the hour claimed for doing nothing productive, which may be why it needed a word of its own.
- brain benefit
- builds problem-solving skills better than drills do
- adult version
- called hobbies to sound respectable
- animal rule
- even rats play when stress-free, scientists confirmed
- golden ratio
- best ideas arrive when no one is working