4000 Weeks: Time Management for Mortals
A book that emphasizes the finite nature of life (approx. 4000 weeks) and advocates for accepting this limitation to reduce stress and focus on savoring the present.
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck — Mark Manson on Writing, Career Reinvention, and More
Tim Ferriss
A book by Oliver Burkeman that Tim Ferriss found fantastic and counter-intuitively helpful; Mark Manson is friends with Oliver Burkeman and loved the book.
Q&A with Tim — PR and Marketing Lessons, Time Dilation, Selling to the Affluent, and Much More
Tim Ferriss
An exceptional book that the speaker plans to reread, with one chapter 'Cosmic Insignificance Therapy' shared on his blog.
Tim Ferriss and Matt Mullenweg Get Personal in Antarctica
Tim Ferriss
A book by Oliver Burkeman that explores human lifespan and critiques modern time management and productivity obsession. Tim Ferriss found its 'cosmic insignificance therapy' concept liberating.
Full Length Episode | #173 | February 14, 2022
Cal Newport
Book by Oliver Burkeman that emphasizes the finite nature of time and the need to prioritize based on values.
Full Length Episode | #171 | February 7, 2022
Cal Newport
A book by Oliver Burkeman that advocates for a more realistic approach to time management, aligning with anti-productivity sentiments.
The Deep Life — Cal Newport
Tim Ferriss
Oliver Burkeman's well-received book that introduces a values-driven perspective to time management, asserting the importance of meaningful use of limited time.
Full Length Episode | #163 | January 11, 2022
Cal Newport
A book by Oliver Burkeman that emphasizes the finiteness of life and the need to accept that most goals won't be achieved.
Deep Time: A Conversation with Oliver Burkeman
Sam Harris
Oliver Burkeman's most recent book, which challenges traditional notions of time management by focusing on human finitude.
8 Productivity Books To Change Your Life. Here's What Actually Works. | Cal Newport
Cal Newport
A book that emphasizes the finite nature of life (approx. 4000 weeks) and advocates for accepting this limitation to reduce stress and focus on savoring the present.
The Books I Read In December | 2021
Cal Newport
A book that challenges conventional time management by emphasizing the finiteness of life and accepting that most goals won't be achieved, encouraging focus on enjoyment.