Productivity Book Summaries
Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer explores the amazing world of memory and how anyone can improve theirs with the right techniques. Foer, a journalist turned memory champion, shares his journey and reveals tricks like the “memory palace” to turn ordinary facts into unforgettable images. In a world dominated by Google and smartphones, the book […]
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Mastering Productivity: Finding Your Balance Between the Wall Street Trader and the Buddhist Monk Hey there! So, you’re looking to boost your productivity? Awesome choice! But let’s clear something up first—productivity isn’t just about doing more stuff. It’s actually about doing the right stuff in a smart way. Think of it like this: productivity is
Mastering the Art of Conversation Becoming a supercommunicator hinges on mastering the art of conversation, which begins with understanding and effectively navigating three fundamental conversation types: practical, emotional, and social. Practical conversations are geared towards decision-making and problem-solving, focusing on the logistical steps needed to achieve specific objectives. Emotional conversations provide a platform for individuals
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“This is what ultimately matters: where you end up, not the speed at which you get there, or the number of people you impress with your jittery busyness along the way.” -Cal Newport Slow productivity. At first, it sounds like a contradiction. But this transformative approach to work might just be what you need to
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Do you want to change your life for better ?? You might wish to eat healthier. You may want to read more books, learn a new language, or improve your guitar skills. Saying what changes you want to make is simpler than actually making and sticking to them. You will not necessarily eat more vegetables
Ali Abdaal looked like he had everything under control. With great grades, he did very well in medical school at Cambridge University. He was now a young doctor in the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) and a YouTuber at night. But, as the fact that he was at work one Christmas Day made clear, he
