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Beat procrastination and focus

Do the work that matters. 9 books, 166 bytes, about 1 hr 51 min of reading in total.

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  1. Book 1 of 9 · 25 bytes

    Deep Work

    by Cal Newport

    25 key learnings on focused, distraction-free work: why it matters and how to build it into your days.

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  2. Book 2 of 9 · 22 bytes

    Eat That Frog!

    by Brian Tracy

    22 key learnings from Brian Tracy's 21 ways to stop procrastinating and get more done.

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  3. Book 3 of 9 · 16 bytes

    Indistractable

    by Nir Eyal

    16 key learnings on controlling your attention and choosing your life.

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  4. Book 4 of 9 · 16 bytes

    The ONE Thing

    by Gary Keller with Jay Papasan

    16 key learnings on finding the one thing that makes everything else easier or unnecessary.

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  5. Book 5 of 9 · 22 bytes

    Essentialism

    by Greg McKeown

    22 key learnings on doing less, but better: explore, eliminate and execute.

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  6. Book 6 of 9 · 16 bytes

    Digital Minimalism

    by Cal Newport

    16 key learnings on choosing a focused life in a noisy world of technology.

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  7. Book 7 of 9 · 16 bytes

    The War of Art

    by Steven Pressfield

    16 key learnings on beating Resistance, the force that stops creative work.

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  8. Book 8 of 9 · 17 bytes

    Getting Things Done

    by David Allen

    17 key learnings on David Allen's GTD method for capturing, organising and doing your work with a clear mind.

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  9. Book 9 of 9 · 16 bytes

    Four Thousand Weeks

    by Oliver Burkeman

    16 key learnings on time management for mortals: accepting limits to live well.

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