Sabbatical

A sabbatical is a break from regular work or studies, typically lasting several months to a year, allowing individuals to rest, travel, pursue personal interests, or engage in research. Traditionally associated with academia, where professors take sabbaticals to enhance their work or explore new ideas, the concept is now embraced by various professions. It provides an opportunity for personal and professional growth, renewal, and reflection, ultimately benefiting both the individual and their organization when they return to their duties.