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The goal is not to work 4 hours less but to:
Become Mindful- Notice how you are currently spending your time at work, especially the time wasted doing useless tasks
Deep Work over Shallow Work- Shallow work is busy and unfocused. Deep work, made popular by Cal Newport in a book of the same title, is about working with our attention focused on one thing.
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Purpose: To do our work more efficiently, in an effort to manage both time and energy
Benefits:
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Deep Work in a Flow State- A flow state is where we are so wrapped up in the single task at hand and time passes without us noticing because we are accomplishing meaningful work.
A 4-hour workday is possible because we are doing deep work while in a flow state
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One hour in the flow state is probably equal to 100 or even 1000 hours of normal state both in terms of output & in terms of joy.
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The Shallows is the name of a book written on the effects of the Internet on our brains and lives. Shallow work, if you recall, refers to answering emails, making phone calls, attending to meetings, and other inevitable but ultimately low-value tasks. If you’re serious about working deeply, you n...
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