Philosophy in Real Life
Welcome to the "Philosophy in Real Life" podcast with your host Carlos Santos Aguirre (a philosophy Ph.D. candidate), where we analyze difficult topics in order to discover truth.
Philosophy in Real Life
Episode 9: My Holistic Productivity System
Holistic productivity is the remedy to the pervasive hustle culture that promotes productivity at the expense of our relationships and humanity. Toxic productivity is violence to the soul.
In this episode, I talk about 5 principles I live by when structuring my week and work life. Work to live, don’t live to work. I share how I optimize my life to love more (not do more) while doing meaningful work.
#1 Principle: Work according to your body energy.
#2 Principle: Time blocking with fixed-schedule productivity.
#3 Principle: The simpler the routine, the better.
#4 Principle: Ruthlessly eliminate distractions.
#5 Principle: Work to live, don’t live to work.
📖REFERENCES📖
If you want to learn more about time blocking and fixed-schedule productivity, please read and listen to all the content Cal Newport has. He is somebody I follow to have a productive life that doesn’t negate the fact that we work to live and not the other way around:
Cal Newport’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@CalNewportMedia
My book recommendations written by Cal Newport: Deep Work and Digital Minimalism
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