Joseph
I’ve read a lot of productivity books. The closest comparison I would draw here is to Cal Newport, in an “anti-productivity” mindset. It is refreshingly non-prescriptive and gives a lot of context about why our cultural mindset on productivity is not particularly useful. If you’re interested in how to escape a productivity trap that has you trying to solve for every task, it’s a good read. If you’re looking for a better mousetrap on how to get everything done, look elsewhere.
I’ve read a lot of productivity books. The closest comparison I would draw here is to Cal Newport, in an “anti-productivity” mindset. It is refreshingly non-prescriptive and gives a lot of context about why our cultural mindset on productivity is not particularly useful. If you’re interested in how to escape a productivity trap that has you trying to solve for every task, it’s a good read. If you’re looking for a better mousetrap on how to get everything done, look elsewhere.