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Mentioned in 11 episodes
Die empty
Book • 2013
In 'Die Empty', Todd Henry addresses the common issue of putting off important work until tomorrow.
He emphasizes the finite nature of time and resources, encouraging readers to make the most of each day.
The book provides strategies for defining goals, maintaining curiosity, stepping out of comfort zones, and making steady progress on meaningful projects.
Henry's approach is centered on the idea of 'dying empty' – ensuring that one's best work is not left unfulfilled at the end of their life.
He emphasizes the finite nature of time and resources, encouraging readers to make the most of each day.
The book provides strategies for defining goals, maintaining curiosity, stepping out of comfort zones, and making steady progress on meaningful projects.
Henry's approach is centered on the idea of 'dying empty' – ensuring that one's best work is not left unfulfilled at the end of their life.
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Mentioned by Mike Schmitz for its message about not postponing important tasks, contrasting it with the learning loop concept.
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Mentioned by Todd Henry as his book about leaving our best work inside of us, not because we're lazy, but because we're so heads down, grinding away at the wrong things.
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Mike Schmitz as a previous book by the same author, related to finding purpose and motivation.
Mike Schmitz as a previous book by the same author, related to finding purpose and motivation.
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