Summary:
The book examines the cultural and economic forces driving Americans to work excessively long hours, leading to a state of "time poverty" where leisure and family time are undervalued. It proposes solutions to restore balance through policy changes, workplace reforms, and shifts in societal attitudes towards work and well-being.
Key points:
1. Time Poverty: The book explores how Americans often feel overwhelmed with too much to do and not enough time, leading to a lack of leisure and personal time.
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