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📖 BOOK SUMMARY: "Four Thousand Weeks" by Oliver Burkeman, explores the author's argument that our modern obsession with productivity and time management is a trap. Burkeman contends that we should embrace the finite nature of our time and accept that we cannot do everything we want or feel we should. Instead of striving for an impossible sense of control, he encourages readers to focus on meaningful experiences in the present moment. The book also explores the negative impacts of constant busyness and distraction, particularly in the context of the digital age, arguing that we should reclaim our attention and resist the urge to constantly be striving for more.

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