I really liked Marginal Orthogonal Strategies & Rituals by Joshua Blankenship. In particular:
I find myself and my family opting out more and more. Going after fewer, better things. Impromptu meals with friends. Making memories with my family. Going to bed early instead of watching another episode. Amazingly waking up (earlier!) feeling rested. Walking in the woods. Making more room to eat, drink, and be merry. (And play Magic: the Gathering.) All of those things are, by nature, slow, unproductive (depending on who you ask), and, perhaps because of their inherent slowness, compounders of joy over time.