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The “24/7 breaking news” was a thought-provoking topic to be centered under the tactics to distancing ourselves from the Infinity Pools. As I read, it begins to make more sense even after arousing my case reality in the first place. The realization didn’t hit immediately but it certainly resonated throughout minutes afterwards considering how great the revelation is in size.

Gmail users, did your mails get organized automatically? Ever take a notice of those tools used to add emojis to your messages? The visual theme to personalize your inboxes? All designed by these two product designers, except that they also crafted such a humorous book.

At some points in our daily lives, we experience the "Busy Bandwagon." The sense of responsibility(or guilt) remains within our inner-selves on a daily basis; its origin from the society.
"Trying to cram in just one more thing is like driving a car that is running out of gas: No matter how long you keep your foot on the accelerator, if the tank is empty, you aren’t going anywhere. You need to stop and refuel."

First 50 pages consist of more interesting contents and less of repetitive warnings and introductory sentences. Admittedly writing though, that these two authors may have made a breakthrough under the standard of self-book categorized books due to the funny and humorous stories and lines. Likewise, their personal experiences and tested tactics; in addition, continual progresses were proven to be solid evidences.