One ship's kitchen feeds two and a half thousand passengers and more than a thousand crew every single day, with staff drawn from fifty five nationalities, and he went aboard to find out how that works. The post has nothing to do with anything else on the blog and it is the most enjoyable thing on it.
Burnout gets serious treatment, with signs, symptoms, causes and something to do about it, which is unusual in a business that mostly tells people to push harder.
Another post borrows an idea from a short talk about doing anything at all for thirty days, on the grounds that a month is long enough to fix a habit or drop one and short enough that you will actually begin.
He also asks whether you take the credit and hand out the blame, and suggests reversing both immediately.
Twelve posts. Read the burnout one if you recognise yourself in it, and the ship one purely for pleasure.