Erik
This book is about knowledge work, and nurturing your ability to focus within the context of the knowledge work framework. The problems that Cal addresses in this book are all too familiar to me and my own experience in the Corporate landscape. Email, Slack, endless meetings, department heads that block any sort of productive work for their own purposes, etc. Cal brings the problems to light, allows you to put your own problems in the place of his, and to then do the work of finding solutions to these issues the best way you can, in the situation you find yourself in.
This book has brought me back to a place of awareness.
If you want to do the things you want to do, then find a way to do them. If it is a priority to you, you will figure out how.
I'm glad I found this book when I did and that I read it.
It was a great reminder to me, to focus on work when at work, and life when I'm outside of work.
And never letting the two intertwine.
This book is about knowledge work, and nurturing your ability to focus within the context of the knowledge work framework. The problems that Cal addresses in this book are all too familiar to me and my own experience in the Corporate landscape. Email, Slack, endless meetings, department heads that block any sort of productive work for their own purposes, etc. Cal brings the problems to light, allows you to put your own problems in the place of his, and to then do the work of finding solutions to these issues the best way you can, in the situation you find yourself in.
This book has brought me back to a place of awareness.
If you want to do the things you want to do, then find a way to do them. If it is a priority to you, you will figure out how.
I'm glad I found this book when I did and that I read it.
It was a great reminder to me, to focus on work when at work, and life when I'm outside of work.
And never letting the two intertwine.
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