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.
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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.
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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Slow productivity leads to creation of high quality output by working at a natural pace. The principle of slow productivity is build on three key tenets which we will explore in this blog post.
Three key Tenets of Slow productivity
The principle of slow productivity is based on these three key tenets as mentioned by Cal Newport in his book Slow Productivity.
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In the age before the internet, there was no social media, chat or other tools that can lead to distraction. Hence in the modern age we have realized how frequent attachment to internet can be a deterrent to deep work.
In the modern age than ever before success depends on a high level of focus and concentration. This is a recipe for doing DEEP WORK. The catch however is that deep work can’t happen in an environment of frequent distraction.