It's tempting to run away to the forest sometimes. We are hammered with messages to focus and produce more. If we struggle, we take it as a moral failing. Running away to the forest isn't a bad idea - but not for the reason you think. Snacking on Candy Crush Running away to the forest for divergent thinking (and other options) Spontaneous watercooler time influences focus, productivity, and well-being This interview is a recording from the Obvious Choice Business Summit. You can buy lifetime access to all recordings at www.obviouschoicesummit.com (100% of all revenue goes to charity).  -- Hosts: @itscoachgoodman @fitnessjonestraining @amberreynolds.me -- Join 72,000+ trailblazers, leaders, and coaches who fuel up with our low-stress, high-impact 5 REPS FRIDAY newsletter at www.5repsfriday.com. The Obvious Choice podcast is presented by QuickCoach - free, professional software for fitness and nutrition coaches that elevates the value of what you do. Join 35,000+ coaches and get your account today at www.quickcoach.fit.