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Finding Time for Non-Fiction Material
2:34:26 - 2:41:47 (07:21)
In this segment, the speaker discusses the struggle to find time to take in non-fiction material, and also touches on the issue of backhanded compliments and "highlight reels."
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Developing expertise in any area takes time and effort, and people cannot be expected to always be brilliant on command.
2:34:26 - 2:36:55 (02:29)
Summary
Developing expertise in any area takes time and effort, and people cannot be expected to always be brilliant on command. It is unrealistic to think that the best insights and ideas are always readily available, and it takes practice and hard work to come up with great content.
ChapterFinding Time for Non-Fiction Material
Episode#195: David Heinemeier Hansson: The Power of Being Outspoken
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker discusses the challenge of finding time to watch movies that are over two hours long, while TV shows under an hour are more manageable.
2:36:56 - 2:39:14 (02:18)
Summary
The speaker discusses the challenge of finding time to watch movies that are over two hours long, while TV shows under an hour are more manageable. They also mention enjoying non-fiction content and recommend the documentaries 'The Big Short' and 'Montage of Heck'.
ChapterFinding Time for Non-Fiction Material
Episode#195: David Heinemeier Hansson: The Power of Being Outspoken
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
In this podcast clip, the speaker discusses the efficiency of condensed ideas and the unnecessary length of some books and documentaries.
2:39:14 - 2:41:47 (02:32)
Summary
In this podcast clip, the speaker discusses the efficiency of condensed ideas and the unnecessary length of some books and documentaries. He believes that ideas can and should be expressed in just a few pages or minutes, rather than dragging on for hours with unnecessary fluff.