EFFORTLESS by Greg McKeown | Core Message

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As it is efforless to listen 👂💯😄

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I like the way you break down books. I also appreciate no competing music in the background 👍

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Done might like Delete steps: Obvious first action: Gradual pace to sustain: Grateful for:

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Thank you so much for summarizing this book. I read a review by a business coach which was pretty scathing and said there wasn't anything actionable in it.On the contrary, your summary really resonated with me and has me rethinking how I can approach my most important Deep Work and fit it in around my day job. I found this valuable; thank you.

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Your summaries are even more helpful than the books. Thanks Nathan

[@koreishite]

One should watch this video every morning after paying gratitude to God

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Imagine Task is Effortless and Enjoyable... will read complete book. Thank you for 1 page summary. really appreciate your work... Regards, Jaspreet, India.

[@vinayim]

Love it, NOw i refer this video every time I have to make decisions or I'm procrastinating. To my surprise this technique also reduced procrastination significantly, Thank you so much. I'm Grateful to you for making this video, it helped me alot. Thank you again.

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This is absolute GOLD

[@felipelandim2881]

Your recommendations are so good for Audible audiobooks!

[@ZaidKhanPathan]

Isn’t it sounds like a Scrum framework? 1. Defining definition of done 2. Backlog prioritisation 3. Sprint planning 4. Gradual sprints 5. Sprint Review & Retrospectives

[@armaan7915]

Done delete obvious gradual grateful

[@indianentrepreneur3256]

Yup, Ask why can’t i complete it right away? And work backwards to identify what I don’t have or what is the first step

[@Jack-tk1is]

Life is more like Agile framework I guess

[@JacquiMwangi]

Incredible summary as always! I really enjoy listening to your key takeaways and your thought process in explaining them makes me want to read the book for more. Thank you for your great work!

[@Insightology]

Thank you for this summary! I will be buying this book

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Excellent summary. Thank you so much.

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[@ishugupta1916]

Quick Note D-Done D-Delete O-obvious first step G-Gradual G-Gratitude

[@Niru2255]

Man these summaries really help a lot.

[@ianpatrick23]

Thank you for summarizing these principles!

[@TheInternetFan]

Kinda reminds me of the DevOps mentality, esp. the _delete_ step: "what am I doing that I should not be doing to advance work?"

[@Chandasouk]

More things to put on my library wish list!

[@kritikgupta4730]

Einstein once said, "Make things simple but not simpler" this book looks like the expansion of that.

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Such a wonderful summary. It reached straight to my head. I have finally been able to sum up and make sense of the matter i read in the book. I was feeling lost until now, not knowing how to apply this knowledge m

[@TheDhammaHub]

Once you succeed in making something fun, it becomes truly effortless

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Excellent summary!

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David goggins after seeing this ... " Who's gonna carry the boats and logs ! "

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Man, your summaries are very well done. I love them.

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I always like your videos before i watch them, cuz i know will talk about something necessary.

[@danielong4033]

Love your video! The summary at the end of the video is really important to recall what I have learnt few minutes ago

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Great videos so practical and straight to the point ,it came in the right time thank you

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The Book summary is so effortless, ❤

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Your reviews are great 👍. It Would be easier if you have a webpage where we can go to view all your book summary PDFs. This could be in addition to you emailing them

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Best Summary 🙏🏼

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Bravo!! It’s effortless!! Always waiting for your new videos!!

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Thanks, man, this was amazing!

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I am a huge fan of yours, thank you for another brilliant summary.

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Thanks for the video, I totally loved it!

[@zhanazar8305]

Speaking of these tips. A dozen different books will have different lists of tips and different acronyms. They will contradict each other, overlap, repeat and act independently. It may seem that your whole life is filled to the top with chaotic information that you still need and learn in order to make progress in your life. But here's the catch - having learned and practiced a couple of such sets, you will understand the matter itself and what is needed for it, well enough to twirl it as you like, you will be able to write a dozen of such tips yourself.

[@mohithm5166]

Thanks for sharing. It saves my time ; coz its brief and what the author wants to say.

[@sinanengin5756]

This book sounds like the ultimate lifehack!! Definitely going to read it!

[@amitgb]

Thank you for this summary 👍🏻

[@Journeymanlive]

one of the best vid you did for sure ! very cool.

[@palli6458]

I know that "starting a book and leaving it at any time it doesn't feel right for you" is an art. But I just can't tap into that skill. 😅 If I start a book.. No matter how worthless it feels still I can't drop it down. There's comes your videos to rescue me. Before starting any book... I watch a review. Then decides if I'm ready to pick it up or not. And you have covered almost all.. Since we are a community of self help lovers... It's nothing about spoilers 😂😂 Sometimes a book's review is better than investing time in a book. I'm in no position to comment about any authors. But I can choose the kind of writing I would like to read. And I definitely not like writings with soooooo many stories and less of insights. People who read self help a lot... They already know and practice the surface facts. For example : I read deep work, It was a strange love and hate experience. The book had sooo much of Cal Newport trying to convince that deep work is important. I mean man I know that's why I'm reading it... Give me better insights. It had very less depth in deep work facts 😂😂.. He talked about it on a very very surface level. I'm amazed to see how no one talking about that and just blindly praising it. But then I loved it for a fact that it kept me in a mindset of deep work all day long while I was reading it (the psychology of motivation) . I got distracted from my point.. I'm sorry My point is sometimes it doesn't worth to read the whole book (quite by Susan cain top that list 😑😑, sorry just my opinion) That's why book reviews and especially this channel helps me to save my time, protect my FOMO of self help books and improve my productivity research.

[@plusbonus1165]

Glad you kept it short and to the point !

[@palli6458]

@@plusbonus1165 😎 yeahh too short, to the point 😅😅 Btw I'm glad still you have read all of it. I was not hoping anyone would... Thanks man... 😇😇

[@mirikenrick]

Perfect - well done!!!

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This summary is the answer to EVERYTHING I needed right now. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

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Great insight on being effortless.

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Thanks God bless you dear

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[@felipelandim2881]

Ok so I just used my Audible credit to purchase this book 10min after this video.

[@gordonwho]

Great job! Have you thought about curating them into a collection and make it available to your listeners? By the way I subscribe to your newsletter for a while and would to catch up to earlier book reviews.

[@markmastroianni9591]

Many of these tenents are reworded Agile techniques. I do like gratitude as a positive difference

[@srikantap]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@chema_lopez]

Good summary

[@vadimtres]

I GTD and WOOP, now also DDOGG, but somehow tasks are still there if I don’t do them. Any other abbrevation that can help with that annoying part of having actually to do them?

[@igornv3195]

I have had this issue of accumulating a lot of information and then not really executing them. Subconsciously may be, I just feel content that I gathered enough good positive content for the day and practically do only 20-30% of my ability in the rest of the day. What worked for me is, limiting to 1 new information at a time, implement it and then see if you need to learn anything new.. if what you have already learnt serves your purpose you will know it and go looking for the best method that serves you right.. start with whatever you have read/learnt recently and give it a go. Hope it works for you. Good luck

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Love this!

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The way you produce your videos, what is this style called? What is the best software for this?

[@sisi3565]

Unfortunately the gradual part not only doesn't work better for me but also destroys my morale and turns the pleasant work matching my daily capacity into a real struggle and burden :/ There's a reason why people say that not every method works for everyone.

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very interesting

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consistency is effective and efficient for getting results efforlless

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I love your videos too

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You can incorporate this knowledge to project management and DELETE quite a few PMI steps :)?

[@AhmetKaan]

*4 Things that Should Guide You:* *1) Your goals.* *2) Your passion.* *3) Your faith.* *4) Your courage.*

[@Gigusx]

Not a great book, but great job summarizing it. It's just lack of new content, and almost everything in it is common knowledge unless this is the first book of this kind someone picks up in their life.

[@SkullHyphy]

The visualization exercises sound like neuro-linguistic programming.

[@1betterrun]

Greg McKweown's Ethos and principles are based in NLP and Buddhism.

[@alestra85]

Nice work, as always :) but I don't get to the 1-Page PDF Summary - the link above doesn't show any information besides "Summary: Effortless", there is no link to the PDF ?!

[@koyin8792]

Can u review book " Life 3.0 " by Max Tegmark ?

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Man u are the best. Thanks tho

[@AhmetKaan]

*5 things to quit right now:* *1. Overthinking* *2. Trying to make everyone happy* *3. Living in the past* *4. Worrying* *5. Doubting yourself*

[@AhmetKaan]

*"Everything in life is easier when you don't concern yourself with what other people are doing."* The chances of you seeing this comment is pretty low, but if you did, *I hope you have an amazing day.* 🖤

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ik werk aan mijn eigen music ontwerpen verder komt wel goed ik weet die hard werken hard is en ik weet tijd geld gaat daar gaat het strijd tijd tegen de tijd .

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Can u tell me which software do you use to create these videos

[@sarveshjoshi2262]

D - Done , what does done look like ? Delete - What steps can I delete ? Obvious - What is the first obvious action I can take? Gradual - What gradual pace can I sustain ? Grateful- What can I be grateful for ? DDOGG

[@aimenbaig6201]

Wow. Im completing a book within 10 mins.

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What app do you use to create your videos?

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David Goggins would be disappointed by this book... :D

[@plusbonus1165]

Summary ; Just do it .

[@SpiritsBB]

Wow. Such an empty lala-land book.