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Books and tips about the science of productivity?

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Books and tips about the science of productivity?

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Ask Science@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 months ago

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Whenever i type something about productivity i always find, “the top 1% men productivity books”, “craked the productivity science.”… So please, no books like this

Same as i like to think that things like pomodoro method, dont work, at least not on all people. Each person and each task is different…So i would like to know more methods, rules…

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I’ll cite the greatest scientific book on productivity here in full: “Just raise your lazy ass from the sofa and start working, you good for nothing piece of procrastinating shit!”

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