Book Notes: Four Thousand Weeks, by Oliver Burkeman
A productivity book that argues, gently, that productivity is not the answer.
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Slow walks through one book at a time.
A productivity book that argues, gently, that productivity is not the answer.
A trauma psychiatrist on why the body remembers what the mind has buried — and what to do about it.
A modern Stoic on the discipline of slowing down — and where his argument lives, and where it strains.
The book that translated Buddhist practice into the plain language most of us could finally hear.
A small book written in the immediate aftermath of unbearable loss. The most honest pages I know on the subject.
A short, practical book about saying less and listening more, by the Vietnamese teacher who taught me to wash dishes.
A book for the kind of week you cannot fix. There is more medicine in it than you will be ready to receive.
The little book that has stayed on my desk for ten years and still has more to give.