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Everyone
And welcome to our deep dive into a four thousand weeks time management for model
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Now i know
I know what you might be thinking another time management book right seriously trust me on this one
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This is different
Very different
All of a burkman
He kind of throws out all the usual productivity hacks and instead
He like dies deep into what it really means to manage our time
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You know our finite time
It is finite isn't
It and we have to embrace our limitations and really focus on what matters
Yeknow when you're facing eternity
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What is a long time
It's a nity
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That's right
And it's less about like you know how can i fit more into my day right
It's more about how can i be kay with the fact that i can't do it all you know
And the book is split in to two parts
Ah choosing to choose and beyond control
I love that i love them both and the each tackle
These ideas from different angles
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You know just some of the chapter titles like the efficiency trap yeah
Coming a better procrastinatyeah
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Ah what they really need to think they really do
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And that's what we're here to do today to unpack yes
And that's you shshort cut the book's arguments
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Without we're getting bog too much in the weeds
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We're going highlight those key takewates so a little actuable insight
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You get a real feel for bberkman's message right
And maybe even shift your perspective on how you approach time right
That's the idea yeknow 're four thousand weeks
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Speaking at which that number really hits home doesn't it
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It's kind of startling to think like
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The average life span woils down to just four thousand weeks
Wow I mean
He's really wonder what we're doing with all that time
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What do we do you ah birkman en
He's this thousand weeks example of a bus fefevivideo
Where they wrapped rubber banans around a watermelon
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