A Productive book unlike any other?
Saw many people suggesting, so try to read it
As the book here looks quite conservative enough. The content is trying to tell us how good the way people thought of the ancients was.
Which is no argument, because today's society is constantly in a rush, and it turns out that we are making "productivity" against other people until we really forget what our goals are.
📍 what this book tells us:
1. We have no way to do all the things we want to do or do not want, because we do not have that much time. Accepting the fact that we have a limited amount of time means that every time we choose to do one thing means we lose the opportunity to do another, live life to the fullest.
2. The more pictures we produce, the more tired we are, the more we try to clear all the emails, but it will never run out.
3.Technology makes what we do gradually lose meaning. The convenience of technology makes us many times not appreciate what we do (we can observe from buying gifts for people to love vs we make gifts for)
4. The facilities are built to help us have more time to rest, but do we really get a break?
5. How to use time efficiently
6. Choose to reject what is not in our life path, dare to reject.
7. What is important?
8. Subservience to self-constraint All human beings start from wanting everything to go the way they want.
9. "There is nothing more peculiar to modern times than dormancy."
10. Stay with the present
This is a rough one. This is a difficult enough book to read, since many chapters are very controversial to our times. Friends have something to talk about or summarize more books. Let's talk in the comments.
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