Book description
Atomic Habits meets The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k in this life-changing guide to freeing yourself from the automated behaviours, values, and relationships that keep you from being happy.
When the pandemic essentially brought the world to a standstill, author Julio Gambuto came to understand a powerful truth:…
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2 authors picked Please Unsubscribe, Thanks! as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I was spending all day on my laptop for work, and evenings scrolling (or doom-scrolling) through social media on my phone. This book nudged me into re-thinking my social media habits and things that were sucking up my time and energy. With practical ideas on not only how to unsubscribe from useless emails but also on how to create an in-real-life community around me, this book reminded me to live my life outside my devices.
In a world where we've accepted being overcommitted while spending hours scrolling on social media, this book gives practical tips on how to take control of your time and lead a more balanced life.
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