Four Thousand Weeks
Oliver Burkeman

Meditations for Mortals
Oliver Burkeman

Four Weeks to Embrace Your Limitations and Make Time for What Counts
Oliver BurkemanA four-week guide to what Burkeman calls “imperfectionism”. Instead of waiting until everything is under control, he suggests accepting your limits and doing what matters now.
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There's always more to do than time allows. Accepting that is a relief, not a defeat.
The day when everything else is “out of the way” never comes. Start the meaningful thing now.
Doing something small and messy beats planning something perfect.
A to-do list can be a set of options to choose from, not a pile of debts.
Being present for your life matters more than optimising it.
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