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Nnamdi
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Who would’ve guessed being overly productive would lead to burnout quicker /s
Can’t wait to see how time management and capitalism are intertwined
— Jul 24, 2026 08:59PM
Can’t wait to see how time management and capitalism are intertwined
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Nnamdi
is on page 89 of 304
Wasn’t expecting a lesson on dating advice in a chapter dedicated to addressing procrastination lol
Anyways I might try building a template for the 3 item limit mentioned in this chapter
— 13 hours, 21 min ago
Anyways I might try building a template for the 3 item limit mentioned in this chapter
Nnamdi
is on page 57 of 304
Main takeaway from this chapter is that convenience isn’t always beneficial; if we fill up the freed-up time from convenient methods with even more tasks, then we’re back to square one.
— Aug 03, 2026 12:53PM
Nnamdi
is on page 37 of 304
What I gathered from this chapter:
We are finite beings that also have a multitude of options presented to us that we know we cannot achieve in one lifetime. Hyper-productivity ignores the fact that we can’t do everything in one lifetime, while procrastination ignores the fact that our time is finite.
We have to accept the reality that our time is short and give meaning to the choices we make over others
— Jul 31, 2026 08:52AM
We are finite beings that also have a multitude of options presented to us that we know we cannot achieve in one lifetime. Hyper-productivity ignores the fact that we can’t do everything in one lifetime, while procrastination ignores the fact that our time is finite.
We have to accept the reality that our time is short and give meaning to the choices we make over others