The Productivity Myth
Doing Less to Achieve More
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Are you constantly busy yet never truly fulfilled? Drowning in to-do lists but craving meaning instead of motion? This groundbreaking book is your antidote to hustle culture an invitation to step off the treadmill of relentless productivity and into a life of depth-centered living. Blending insights from neuroscience, psychology, and timeless wisdom, this bold manifesto challenges the deeply ingrained productivity myth the belief that doing more is the path to success. Instead, it shows how doing less to achieve more isn t just possible it s essential for clarity, creativity, and well-being. W...
Are you constantly busy yet never truly fulfilled? Drowning in to-do lists but craving meaning instead of motion? This groundbreaking book is your antidote to hustle culture an invitation to step off the treadmill of relentless productivity and into a life of depth-centered living. Blending insights from neuroscience, psychology, and timeless wisdom, this bold manifesto challenges the deeply ingrained productivity myth the belief that doing more is the path to success. Instead, it shows how doing less to achieve more isn t just possible it s essential for clarity, creativity, and well-being. Whether you're a high-performing professional on the edge of burnout, a creative yearning for focus, or someone simply seeking a more intentional life, this book offers a liberating alternative: reclaiming your attention as an act of sovereignty, using rest as a creative tool, and embracing intentional slowness as a powerful force for growth. Filled with practical insights, powerful reflection prompts, and real-life stories, this is not another time-management guide. It s a wake-up call to anyone who wants to trade pressure for purpose and distraction for direction. If you're ready to redefine success on your own terms, this book will meet you where you are and take you somewhere richer. Perfect for seekers of mindful productivity, deep work, and the freedom that comes when you stop trying to do it all.
