The relationship with time is one of the more interesting things going on in work culture. Many knowledge workers take on too much work and become overloaded. If we have less to do, our relationship with time can be repaired. So we have to think very concretely about building- systems and mindsets that reduce how much we have to do.
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LIFE OF FOCUS:
– Cal talks with Scott Young [4:00]
TODAY’S DEEP QUESTION:
– Is our relationship to time broken? [16:22]
QUESTIONS:
– Do we need AI-driven time management tools? (Rant alert) [39:42]
– Is slow productivity compatible with becoming world class in a competitive field? [48:03]
– What deep accomplishments are Cal and Jesse most proud about? [50:32]
– CASE STUDY: A composer embraces slow productivity [59:57]
SOMETHING INTERESTING:
– Quiet quitting in academia? [1:08:40]
LINKS:
https://www.ft.com/content/176c104a-32c0-4267-b122-add10e5405f9
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/04/books/time-jenny-odell-.html
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-00633-w
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