How to Slow Productivity This Summer

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Sally Kohn: I'm not going to be writing this summer. Part of my issue is I'm a little burned out right now. When you potentially write the deep life, you'll probably be teaching that. So it's going to be not until the summer of 2024 that I get any sort of notable break from where I'm not teaching. She says Grammarly premium can sit on the devices where you do your writing and work with the applications in which you do this writing to help that writing be better.

Why do stories of people moving to the country to dedicate their lives to simple living resonate so strongly with us overworked knowledge workers? Cal explores lessons we can extract from these instincts that can improve our lives right now, even without the need to become a homesteader.

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Today’s Deep Question: What do we (really) seek when we seek the Simple Life? [7:39]

- Are daly deep life habits too frequent? [32:35]

- How do I juggle more projects? [36:44]

- Can I quit my job to reach online full time? [41:53]

- How do I convince my husband that the “deep life” isn’t an excuse to ignore me? [55:36]

CASE STUDY: A Writing Shed For Slow Productivity [1:01:37]

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