Understanding time, battling for attention and more in this week’s #TheEdit.

• A poem about you, for you. A newspaper’s critic-at-large shares one of his favourite love poems for National Poetry Month – The New York Times
• We still don’t fully understand time. We can measure time but there are all kinds of time that we still can’t really fathom – TIME Magazine
• Is remote work good for women? Being in the office affects time devoted to giving and getting help – Financial Times
• Waiting for the weekend. What we choose to do looks increasingly like work, and idleness has acquired a bad name. Herein, a history of leisure – The Atlantic
• The battle for attention. Holding on to what matters in a distracted age – New Yorker
• A career without a purpose. Shift your focus from “purpose” to “meaning” – Harvard Business Review
• Can professional services firms transform into purpose-led organisations? Charles Wookey speaks to Vincent Clancy, CEO of Turner & Townsend – The Beautiful Truth