Hey heyyyy, happy Saturday, and welcome to another edition of The 4 Minute Read in New-ly! This week, we have the debut book from an all-time great musician, a productivity classic, and more! Here are the goods:
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Quote of the Week"All that matters is that you are making something you love, to the best of your ability, here and now." — Rick Rubin The Big 3 From the Book A Book Brought to LifeRobin Wall Kimmerer was raised as a Native American in upstate New York. The clash of cultures was real. Her grandmother taught her to treat nature like a family member rather than a pool of resources to just take from. As such, Kimmerer was always bewildered at how her classmates treated the world around them. The wild strawberry field behind her school? Most kids just came, took the berries, and left. Kimmerer always collected a few seeds and planted new strawberries. It felt natural to reciprocate Mother Nature's gift. In her bestselling book, Braiding Sweetgrass, Kimmerer explains how we all can live more with nature and less in it. If you want to better understand what it takes to save our planet and learn how you can contribute in small ways, all while living more in line with nature, watch this video. The FreebieThe Pomodoro Technique is a simple time management method that breaks work into 25-minute chunks followed by 5-minute breaks. It makes work feel less overwhelming. It'll also help you focus on individual tasks for longer periods of time. If you want to learn everything you need to know to implement this tool into your life and become more productive immediately, today's 4-minute explainer has you covered:
Whether you are facing a monumental task and don't know where to start or feeling burned out at the end of the day despite not accomplishing much, the Pomodoro Technique can help you overcome these challenges. I hope you'll give it a try. It only takes 4 minutes to learn.
PS: The Pomodoro Technique will also help you a great deal in implementing the lessons from our productivity classic below. Dusty But Brilliant
The Big 3 From the Book The Meme ShelfLet's face it, even Apple's VR Headset won't be able to compete with this. Brain magic all the way! 🧠 🪄 That's everything for now. Enjoy your weekend! Happy reading, PS: Did you know that there's a memory technique called "rubberducking" where, if you explain something to a rubber duck, you are much more likely to remember it? Well, if you explain it to a real person, the chance of memorization soars even higher! That's what Blinkist Spaces* are for. Invite anyone, let them read and listen to the book summaries you recommend from their catalog, and discuss — free of charge! Try it for free here and get an extra 35% off if you stay* » |
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