Elevate Classics: Cal Newport on Slow Productivity, Elon Musk at Twitter and More

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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The Elevate Podcast: A World Without Email, Digital Minimalism and Deep Work

01:31 • 2min

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The Deep Life: A Response to the Pandemic

03:14 • 3min

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The Power of Specific Spaces in the Pandemic

05:50 • 2min

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The Value of Separating Your Personal Space From Your Workspace

08:19 • 3min

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How to Be a Successful Writer

11:18 • 2min

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How to Avoid Distractions in the Pandemic

13:34 • 3min

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The Benefits of Not Knowing

16:12 • 3min

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The Paradox of Being a Good Citizen

19:40 • 2min

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The Effects of Social Media on Teenager Mental Health

21:38 • 3min

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The Future of Social Media

24:15 • 2min

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The Metaverse and the Future of Social Media

26:40 • 3min

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The Importance of Form Factor Augmented Reality

29:11 • 2min

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A World Without Email in the Middle of the Pandemic

31:19 • 3min

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The Problem With Inbox Habits

33:58 • 2min

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How to Create a Synchronous Meeting Solution

36:02 • 2min

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The Magic of Docket Clearing

38:27 • 2min

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The Power of Prioritization

40:13 • 2min

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How to Integrate Live Video Chats Into Your App

42:23 • 2min

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The Problem With Slow Productivity

44:13 • 2min

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Slow Productivity: How to Fix Overhead

46:10 • 2min

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The Downsides of Moving to a Four Day Work Week

47:44 • 2min

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The Role of Three in Client Service

49:54 • 2min

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How to Reform Knowledge Work

51:36 • 2min

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The Importance of Reform in Startups

53:10 • 3min

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The Cambrian Explosion of Digital Distraction

56:11 • 2min

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Twitter's Failure to Survive the Musk Bid

58:15 • 4min

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How Twitter Is Corrupting the Breaking News Function

01:02:12 • 2min

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The Impact of Context Switching on Time Management

01:04:03 • 2min

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The Cost of Social Media

01:06:32 • 3min

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The Importance of Decluttering

01:09:21 • 2min

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The Slow Productivity Book

01:11:09 • 2min

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How to Print a Good Book

01:12:45 • 2min

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How to Write a Book in Seven or Eight Years

01:14:48 • 3min