The Journalistic Mode of Scheduling Deep Work

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Finney: How do you apply the journalistic mode of scheduling deep work when you're feeling exhausted and fatigued most of the time? Finney: In my book, Deep Work, I said you have to have a scheduling philosophy. You need some sort of philosophy or strategy. He says there are three types of modes that people can use in their daily lives; rhythmic, bimodal and journalistic. finney: So how do you succeed with a journalistic method more recently implemented at the weekly scale?finney: We want to hear how this goes. All right. Well, thank you very much, Finney. Keep me posted for sure.

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