Finished reading "Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals" and everything this book says boils down to "Live in the Present". We have heard this advice counts times and this point this is a quote I brush of as cliche and turn towards the countless other "Productivity Gurus" to learn about the latest hacks, tips, and tricks to maximize my output. All you get is one life, right? So what's wrong with trying to get everything in that life? Seems like I was wrong and this book opened me upto a new way of thinking. Plus the author is an ex-productivity nerd like me so we really connected 😉 notes: https://jjmachan.in/notes/four-thousand-weeks/

Same for me. I really like this line in the book when you try to optimise for everything "Just because is convenient doesn't mean its meaningful".