4,000 Weeks: How to Stop Feeling Overwhelmed - Oliver Burkeman

[@Bergziegen35]

Thank you for letting him talk and listening

[@shamanic_nostalgia]

I hope his ideas become more well-known... this all seems to be very healthy thinking that is much needed in our world

[@divalivingston1664]

I started writing my life story about six months ago. It gave me the opportunity to take an honest look at how I spent my time, as I moved through the decades. What a great way to wake up to myself and feel more relaxed and alive.

[@louiseemerson7844]

This is an excellent interview - changed my day and more.....

[@tonyburton419]

Thank you Neill for this, - allowing Oliver such time (how ironic)...to so freely discuss and express his thinking/insights here. Unlike another Podcast, I was listening to, but not subscribed fully, with a well known "other". The book is on my list for early purchase in 2022. How can it not be?

[@lindaford-themagneticwoman1429]

Great interview! Thoughtful questions

[@kyokanconnections5986]

I am so grateful for this interview - wonderful timing to have this arrive in my recommendations at this point in my journey - and I look forward to picking this book up for a Christmas holiday read. With much appreciation 🙏

[@catawaller740]

This fell into my lap this morning and it was exactly what I needed.

[@divalivingston1664]

I love his example of batching the milking of cows to get it all done and out of the way. I started laughing because I used to do that-not with milking cows but I put a strain on myself by how I focused my time. An all or nothing approach - wow! Good insight.

[@voteutah]

Major and critical ideas. As in world changing. Thank you! 🎇

[@memoryhero]

Is it ironic listening to this at 1.5x speed? XD

[@JeremyHelm]

Folder of time

[@JeremyHelm]

26:58 I don't need to get on top of my use of time, but what's available is inhabiting it more fully

[@JeremyHelm]

28:37 the ontological perspective

[@JeremyHelm]

37:13 Rod Stuart even tours with his train set?! 38:07, 39:18

[@janekent4430]

Jools Holland and Roger Daltry also have model train sets. Creating models is a form of meditation and flow.

[@JeremyHelm]

2:55 the question is not, what is the answer? The question is, what is the question?

[@evastefanovski470]

Pls don't say 100% after every reply.it is annoying.

[@maryl.7226]

You’re quite easily annoyed. He also came not even close to “after every” reply.