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Deep Work Philosophy
33:46 - 37:31 (03:44)
The "Think Week" or "Reading Week" philosophy helps reduce FOMO by allowing individuals to immerse themselves in topics that they are interested in but don't have the time to explore in depth due to their busy schedules. This approach aligns with the "work like a lion, not like a cow" framework and emphasizes focused sprints of productivity rather than long periods of leisurely work.
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The podcast features a discussion about clearing the calendar to maximize productivity and business profits.
33:46 - 34:34 (00:47)
Summary
The podcast features a discussion about clearing the calendar to maximize productivity and business profits. The podcast host shares an effective strategy for clearing off the calendar to bring in more productive work time.
ChapterDeep Work Philosophy
Episode#218 - Why You Should Take a Think Week Like Bill Gates
PodcastMy First Million
Bill Gates sets aside a week dedicated to reading and learning about a particular topic of interest.
34:34 - 36:14 (01:40)
Summary
Bill Gates sets aside a week dedicated to reading and learning about a particular topic of interest. Recently, he devoted his attention to the fast-evolving world of cryptocurrency.
ChapterDeep Work Philosophy
Episode#218 - Why You Should Take a Think Week Like Bill Gates
PodcastMy First Million
The practice of taking a week off every quarter can help reduce the fear of missing out (FOMO), provide time to explore opportunities and new experiences, and rejuvenate one's productivity and creativity in the long run.
36:14 - 37:31 (01:16)
Summary
The practice of taking a week off every quarter can help reduce the fear of missing out (FOMO), provide time to explore opportunities and new experiences, and rejuvenate one's productivity and creativity in the long run.