When you think of "being productive," you probably imagine some variation of rise-and-grind. But Cal Newport's theory of Deep Work suggests, if we want to maximize productivity, maybe we should try to cultivate some room for quiet, uninterrupted thinking.
Links for the Curious -
Deep Work, by Cal Newport - www.betterworl...
The 3-Hour Fields Medal: A Slow Productivity Case Study - Study Hacks - Cal Newport - www.calnewport...
John McPhee’s Slow Productivity - Study Hacks - Cal Newport - www.calnewport...
Cal Newport Review: Email Broke the Office. Here's How to Fix It | GQ - www.gq.com/sto...
Lessons of the Financial Crisis: The Dangers of Short-Termism - corpgov.law.ha...
Overthrowing the Tyranny of Quarterly Capitalism | Fox Business - www.foxbusines...
On the phenomenon of bullshit jobs (Graeber, 2013) - libcom.org/art...
To save the world, we’re going to have to stop working (Graeber, 2020) - theanarchistli...
Task Switching Test (thanks Xob!) - www.psytoolkit...
3 окт 2024