One of the most important philosophies in Slow Productivity is to accumulate modest results in a loop for a great impact in the long run.
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Accumulation of overload leads to high overload tax. This blogpost enlightens you as to how high overload tax leads to burnout.
Thus to avoid burnout reduce overload tax.
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In order to limit your workload and prevent burnout follow this three step pull based workflow. Cal Newport mentions the same in his best selling book Slow Productivity.
To know more tips to adopt Slow Productivity principles in order to prevent burnout read insightful blogs from the book here:
Adoption of Slow Productivity principles to do quality work at a natural pace demands mental preparation. Here’s why:
Have you heard about the term Quiet Quitters? This term finds a mention in Cal Newport’s book Slow Productivity. Read this blog post to know the characteristic of quiet quitters.
To me life in an alternate universe is like a life in full flow. Please read below to understand how being in flow feels so special.
These are the ONLY FIVE THINGS that you should practice for lasting happiness.
Finally these are the FIVE THINGS to remain in FULL FLOW.
In his book Slow Productivity, Cal Newport emphasizes the point to Obsess over Quality.
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Steve Jobs returned to Apple at the time when Apple was on the verge of bankruptcy. The Co founder understood about the sprawling product lines and asked this ONE QUESTION to all the top MANAGERS that revived Apple. The rest is history.
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By adopting an auto pilot schedule for mundane routine tasks it becomes possible to focus on creative tasks considering the fixed number of hours.
Cal Newport throws more light on this aspect in Slow Productivity.
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