Oliver Berkman, author of '4,000 Weeks,' and Karima Batts, founder of the Adaptive Climbing Group, explore the challenge of managing time with so many competing interests. Berkman emphasizes how our limited lives should shape our priorities, while Batts shares her journey of adapting to life after amputation and choosing what to focus on. They discuss the importance of setting a single main goal, creating routines, and making intentional choices about what to let go. Together, they advocate for the balance of productivity with play and community.
