Like junk food, ultra-processed junk content is highly addictive, adds zero value, and makes us mentally sick. It robs us of our true potential by luring us into giving away our most valuable asset – time.
Tag: deep-work
Time-boxing a necessary evil in today’s knowledge work?
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Time-blocking is a productivity hack where your day is divided into task blocks. While it boosts productivity, it can feel heavy and affect mental well-being. Balance is key.
Make Time — Book Review
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Make Time is a very presentable book that mixes efficient structure with a conversational writing style. The result is a modern take on the difficult subject of productivity, especially applicable to knowledge workers like myself.
Goldilocks working hours
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For distraction-free (deep) work, there exists an optimum number of working hours that is not too large or too small.