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Mind Management, Not Time Management
Book • 2020
David Kadavy's "Mind Management, Not Time Management" challenges the conventional focus on time management, arguing that true productivity lies in managing one's mental energy and focus.
The book explores the concept of "passive genius," where ideas incubate and develop subconsciously, and how to leverage this process for creative work.
Kadavy emphasizes the importance of matching mental states to the type of work being done, suggesting different approaches for different contexts and activities.
He provides practical strategies for optimizing mental energy, including techniques for managing distractions and cultivating focus.
The book offers a refreshing perspective on productivity, emphasizing the importance of mindful work habits and aligning mental energy with creative goals.
The book explores the concept of "passive genius," where ideas incubate and develop subconsciously, and how to leverage this process for creative work.
Kadavy emphasizes the importance of matching mental states to the type of work being done, suggesting different approaches for different contexts and activities.
He provides practical strategies for optimizing mental energy, including techniques for managing distractions and cultivating focus.
The book offers a refreshing perspective on productivity, emphasizing the importance of mindful work habits and aligning mental energy with creative goals.
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Recommended by Carol (from the chat) and discussed by Mike and Joe.
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Mentioned by Anna Dearmon Kornick as a book she loved and incorporated into her teaching of theme days.
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