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Mentioned in 9 episodes
Anti-Time Management
Book • 2022
In 'Anti-Time Management,' Richie Norton offers a revolutionary approach to the age-old question of work-life balance.
The book introduces the 'Time Tipping' framework, which emphasizes prioritizing attention over managing time.
Norton provides practical principles such as 'Project Stacking,' 'Work Syncing,' and 'Expert Sourcing' to help readers get their time back, change how they are paid, and protect and expand their time around their values.
The book is filled with personal stories and insights that help readers clarify and prioritize what is truly important in their lives and work.
The book introduces the 'Time Tipping' framework, which emphasizes prioritizing attention over managing time.
Norton provides practical principles such as 'Project Stacking,' 'Work Syncing,' and 'Expert Sourcing' to help readers get their time back, change how they are paid, and protect and expand their time around their values.
The book is filled with personal stories and insights that help readers clarify and prioritize what is truly important in their lives and work.
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Mentioned in 9 episodes
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Mike Schmitz as a possible book that prompted his previous action item on working with a fractional video editor.
Mike Schmitz as a possible book that prompted his previous action item on working with a fractional video editor.
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213: Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
Selected by Mike as a future book for discussion, focusing on anti-time management principles.
118 snips
209: Meditations for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman
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Greg McKeown as an unconventional approach to reclaiming time and revolutionizing results.
Greg McKeown as an unconventional approach to reclaiming time and revolutionizing results.
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137. Anti-Time Management with Richie Norton (Part 1)
Mentioned by Rachel Schmitz as a book with compelling opening chapter and quotes about productivity and prioritizing.
Episode 121: How Much is Too Much?
Mentioned by Ginny Yurich when discussing overcoming the time barrier to adventure, referencing its concepts on time management.
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