Feel-Good Productivity: How to Do More of What Matters to You

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You’ll learn about the three biggest blockers that run down our feel-good emotions and so derail our productivity - as well as the simple strategies you can use to stay focused and consistent.

Readers can harness the power of positivity by asking, “What would it look like if I were really confident at this? Every week I share what I've learned in the world of productivity as well as business, life and more, and it's completely free.Celadon Books will publish Feel-Good Productivity: How to Do More of What Matters to You on December 26th, 2023. I may not be in the audience for this book, since I have read a large portion of the source material Abdaal draws from, but even so, I was hoping for more synthesis -- i. Ali stays motivated by setting realistic goals and deadlines, delegating or outsourcing tasks he doesn’t enjoy or excel at, and setting boundaries to protect himself. Verywell Mind uses only high-quality sources, including peer-reviewed studies, to support the facts within our articles. The book, regrettably, appears to be a lacklustre collection of recycled content that fails to provide tangible advice to its readers.

For example, if you tend to be a workaholic or an overachiever, the need to always be productive can lead to a tremendous amount of stress. In addition to his work as a productivity expert, Ali is a medical school lecturer, a junior doctor in the UK’s National Health Service, and a part-time magician. However, the issue which plagues many a *book that should have stayed a few blog posts* is very evident here. You’ll discover the strategies that Nobel laureates and trailblazing founders of multimillion-dollar enterprises use to maintain motivation and outperform expectations, all by finding the fun in their projects. Dr Ali Abdaal - the world's most-followed productivity expert - has uncovered an easier and happier path to success.

Ali utilizes a personal mission statement and weekly review system to guide and align his professional decisions with his values. In this eye-opening and important new book, Ali Abdaal flips the conventional narrative on productivity: accomplishing important things is not about creating more efficient systems but instead about cultivating a deeper energy for your work. Even second-generation authors like Nick Winter ( The Motivation Hacker), Dan Charnas ( Everything in its Place), Oliver Burkeman ( Four Thousand Weeks), or Brian Tracy ( Eat That Frog! Here, he reveals everything he has learnt from a decade studying the secrets of feeling better and achieving more. To that end, the book delivers: Ali Abdaal’s bright, cheerful encouragement to find the pockets of life which interest people works well.