Tag: deep work
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Introduction What do family, colleagues, friends, and digital distractions all have in common? They’re frequent intruders in the landscape where focus is indispensable: Time. Consider time as a landscape of exclusion, and time management sits at the intersection of focus, time burglars, and disguised coercion. Time burglars and disguised coercion are inexorably linked to how…
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A rejection of hustle culture. IntroductionVolume as a Proxy for SignalReframe the Physiology as DataDon’t Apologize for the Actual Age Advantage, Exploit ItTime Horizon As EditorRedefining Success from Accumulation to IntegrationIdentity Shift from “Disciplined Person” to “Person with a System”Where a Bias for Action Survives the ShiftA Concrete Instrument You Could DeployConclusion & Key TakeawaysAdditional…
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Excerpt From Performativity & the Ideology of Efficiency The core tension we need to identify is subtle but crucial: Efficiency claims to optimize for output, but performativity optimizes for visibility. The difference between the two is the difference between a technical promise and the appearance of the same promise. Efficiency says: “Get the maximum result…
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Deep Work Problem/Solution A Problem/Solution Matrix for Deep Work (digital & analog). Each row shows a specific distraction, why it hurts deep work, and provides a concrete fix you can implement today. Click here to access a downloadable, printable PDF version of the Problem/Solution Matrix for deep work (digital & analog). Each row shows a…