Pixel Hall Press Author Nancy Christie Suggests Celebrating the End of Daylight Savings as Zero-Tasking Day

(PRWEB) November 02, 2014

“On November 2nd, Daylight Savings Time ends. It is the day for putting clocks back an hour, altering the batteries in smoke alarms and certainly produce other chores to fill that hour gained,” says Nancy Christie, author of “The Gifts of Change” and “Traveling Lefy of Center and Other Stories.” “Imagine we took a different approach, seeing those special 60 minutes as a present–a time to take a breath, relax, re-energize and ‘de-load’ (reverse of overload). That is the assumption of ‘Zero-Tasking’ Day.”

“’Zero-Tasking’ Day creates a space in modern frantic programs for doing absolutely nothing,” she clarifies. “In today’s world,, there just are not not enough hours in a day or days in a week to do everything. . The concept of choosing to do nothing for a set amount of time is foreign to many — though utterly vital for a balanced head and body.”

Given how so many people are contending with numerous duties both at home and at work, Christie says it is much more significant that individuals take time to destress when they would like to stay productive and healthy. “We might not always possess the choice about how much we must do, particularly when a household disaster or employment changes are beyond our control, but we can make our own well-being and well being among the items on our ‘Must Do’ list,” she stresses. “‘Zero-Tasking’ Day emphasizes the value of taking some time to catch our breath, figuratively and literally, that will subsequently enable us to return to the problems at hand with a new outlook as well as a fitter mindset.”

Not certain if a “Zero-Tasking” Day is required? Take Christie’s “Zero-Tasking” Day quiz on her Tools for Change page. Opportunities are a little downtime is ‘way late.

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About Nancy Christie

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Nancy Christie is a full time writer whose fire is fiction. Having written for numerous magazines and journals, her short stories are found in literary publications including “Full of Crow,” “Fiction365,” “Red Fez,” “Wanderings,” “The Chaffin Journal” and “Xtreme.” Christie is now working on several other book projects, including a book for writers as well as a novel. She’s the creator of “Celebrate Short Fiction” Day. An associate of the American Society of Journalists and Authors, Nancy hosts in Canfield, Ohio and teaches workshops at writing seminars and schools all over the nation. Her latest publication is the critically acclaimed collection of short stories “Traveling Left of Center and Other Stories.”

About Pixel Hall Press

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Pixel Hall Press is a comparatively brand new, old fashioned little publishing house whose focus is on finding literary treasures and wonderful stories that may otherwise be overlooked. Our assignment is always to print novels that energize the imagination and intrigue the mind, and to be provocative, provoking, gifted writers and a conduit between readers.!

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In this age of merger mania and digital technology, Wall Street engagement, many mainstream publishers appear to get lost sight of core principles as well as the goal of publishing. At the opposite end of the spectrum is the veritable avalanche of self-published novels which are notoriously spotty in quality. Little boutique imprints like Pixel Hall Press are recovering soul and the heart by restoring the notion of publishing that the raison d’etre of a publisher is locating and nurturing great writers, and to supply readers with publications that are wonderful, purposeful, really satisfying.

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