This is One of the fundamental delusions that has been driving us all, which is that in order to be successful,

we basically need to be on all the time. I think that's going to be completely sacrificed.

The Businesswoman Author and co-founder of the Huffington Post shares her vision for life on the job

after the coronavirus pandemic.

I think the future of work is going to change and the future of life is going to change.

Plus Ariana's secrets to unplugging even when work, home and leisure are all in the same place.

Now it's actually more important than never at some point to disconnect from screens and reconnect with ourselves.

It's Friday, April 10th, 2020, Squack Pot begins right after this. This is Squawk Pod from CNBC.

If working from home is your new normal, you're not alone. Myself, the majority of the team here at CNBC and millions of other people across the country are with you in spirit of course

despite social distancing or maybe because we're also isolated the show or in this

case the conference must go on.

To that end we're bringing you a conversation from

CNBC's first virtual event at work, leadership and management amid crisis

earlier this month.

On today's Squackpad Andrew Ross Sorkin discusses the future of work at home and beyond with Ariana Huffington. You can hear more CEOs, executives, and thought leaders comment on this same issue on the

CNBC events podcast that is called the keynote and you should check it out.

A quick refresher on Ariana Huffington, she's the CEO and founder of Thrive Global,

a media and consulting company that helps corporations

support their employees' overall well-being.

She co-founded the Huffington Post and she's authored over a dozen books on a whole range of things

from feminism to corporate America to

politics. But since 2007 Ariana's mission has been to connect well-being and

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