
Bookworm 46: Busy by Tony Crabbe
Consistency vs. Inconsistency
- You are what you repeatedly do, not what you think you do.
- Consistency is key to forming lasting habits.
Two Types of Attention
- Pay attention to both directed and involuntary attention.
- Going for walks helps recharge directed attention through involuntary attention.
One Word Exercise
- Ask people close to you for one word to describe your life.
- If it's "busy," something needs to change.
Don’t have time to read books? Then listen to this! Joe and Mike jump into the topic of a busy culture and what we can do about it.
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