i love greg mckeown’s ‘essentialism’. it has impacted my life for the better to the point that i called it ‘the bible of minimalism’ in my review. i was therefore very excited about his follow-up ‘effortless’. and a little anxious. could he do it again? put my world upside down?...
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eli pariser’s ‘the filter bubble’ is not the most recent read. in fact, it was first published in 2011. now, ten years is a long time. at some point for instance, the book casually mentions a VCR player. non-ironically. i know… but in internet-time, 10 years is an eternity. a...
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whereas no any prior knowledge of any kind is needed to follow the argument and teachings of 'the distracted mind', a love - or least tolerance - of fascinating, but dense academic reading is a must. psychology 101 textbook part one read like one of my psychology 101 textbooks. or...
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first a disclaimer: i am a people pleaser. to make matters worse, i am also a perfectionist. not a winning combo for giving people feedback on their work. in order to improve, i sought out ‘radical candor’ by kim scott. subtitle: how to get what you want by saying what...
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essentialism by greg mckeown is the business equivalent to marie kondo’s the life-changing magic of tidying. it’s the bible of minimalism.
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the 4-hour work week shows you how work way less, earn the same (or more) and do with your free time whatever you please. the dream, right? or is it?
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