We attend too many meetings because we're afraid to miss out. But would you rather be the person who consistently delivers? Or the one always multitasking on Zoom?

In an interview with FEMAIL, Riley said: 'Gen Z are picking JOMO over FOMO because they're just realising that missing out isn't the end of the world. Are you actually missing out if you didn't ...

FOMO tends to be described as a dark impulse, something that keeps you from being present as you worry instead about what better option could be around the corner, or scroll miserably through the ...

The JOMO phenomenon – Joy of Missing Out – is real. After being seized by anxiety-inducing FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) thanks to perfectly curated Instagram posts, social media users are ...

You can do anything, but not everything,” David Allen stated in his book “Getting Things Done.” With limited time and so many opportunities, it can be hard to decide what takes priority. Study blocks, ...

I’ve decided to miss out on more these days. Maybe you’ve heard of FOMO, the “fear of missing out.” Well, this is the opposite. I’m trying to find JOMO, the “joy of missing out.” For my JOMO education ...

The antithesis of FOMO – the Fear of Missing Out, the desperation of not participating in events – JOMO celebrates solitude, mindfulness and a more peaceful experience for oneself. JOMO ...

This year will see a decline in "revenge travel" and a focus on "intentional travel" among Generation Z, an expert told Newsweek.