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Getting Hell to do Done Task Management Super” Introduction - premature ageing
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This book is an introduction to task management, but it also relativizes even “managing tasks themselves”!
- Turning from Ideal and Uniform - R-style
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Self-management with a behavioral economic perspective
- Don’t view humans as machines that can be programmed to do what they are programmed to do.
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Human behavior is created by these two coordinated systems.
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The conventional view is embedded with the value that System 2 (the brain of reason) is the most “human” of all, and that its embodiment is supreme. For example, “Seven Habits” is a true System 2 book.
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It’s almost like I explained in The Intellectual Production of Engineers, “[You have to create your own intellectual production techniques. - [The idea that “Relativization is necessary
- On the other hand, since the main topic of my book is “Intellectual Production,” task management is only touched on in Chapter 2.
- It is an important component, though.
- This book is probably an entire book focused on task management
- On the other hand, since the main topic of my book is “Intellectual Production,” task management is only touched on in Chapter 2.
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How should we recover when task management fails?
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