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Debra Brown
is 71% done
Man I gotta finish this book I’m too invested to quit now.
BUT IM SO FRUSTRATED WITH THE AUTHORS EXAMPLES
“High quality leisure life”. Omg shut up. It’s giving rich people with too much time hating on your hobbies.
Sorry, I have feelings right now. This book is too black and white/all or nothing.
— 14 hours, 5 min ago
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BUT IM SO FRUSTRATED WITH THE AUTHORS EXAMPLES
“High quality leisure life”. Omg shut up. It’s giving rich people with too much time hating on your hobbies.
Sorry, I have feelings right now. This book is too black and white/all or nothing.
Flurry Wong
is 10% done
reread this book starting from the beginning. it's fascinating me that I'm resonated by this book much more than the first time I read.
— 21 hours, 29 min ago
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Janae
is 23% done
Was not expecting a reference to the simple living of Mennonites. Sadly, the smart phone addiction has come for most, but I like that Newport has found a few who are still living without screens.
It's true that being a "conscientious consumer" is a big part of Mennonite values, for which I'm grateful.
— Feb 11, 2026 02:11AM
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It's true that being a "conscientious consumer" is a big part of Mennonite values, for which I'm grateful.
