Calling it a revolution seems a bit dramatic. People have always juggled work and rest, just without the fancy terminology. My grandfather clocked sixty-hour weeks and still found time to unwind without putting 'sit quietly' on a to-do list. Maybe the issue isn't societal pressure but individual inability to switch off. Framing downtime as a mandatory meeting just turns leisure into another chore. It's not that serious, we're just overcomplicating basic life skills.