Working Hard, Hardly Working: How to achieve more, stress less and feel fulfilled: THE #1 SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

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Credit to Grace for curating some really interesting research and clearly being very knowledgeable on business and the working environment today. Sadly, the way that research was presented was a little bland and repetitive for my liking. This is a surprisingly dense book yet I don't feel like I absorbed much of what it was saying.

The narrative reads as a validating dialogue to any young worker trying to navigate the modern world. It can be read as a very generalised perspective of the workplace but Grace caveats her personal position by declaring her privileges to give context to her journey as a CEO of two businesses. This naturally gives a privileged position to her perspective, yet she suggests we all have vastly different experiences of work and her privileges are not lost on her.a semi refreshing self help book, the first half was filled w buzzwords i hate like productivity, hustle-porn, working smart not hard, find your flow etc and i didnt really like the constant use of lists and pie charts n stuff but the second half was better imo A: In Old and Middle English, “hardly” was an adverb meaning energetically, forcefully, strenuously, or fiercely. And “hard,” which was an adverb as well as an adjective, had similar adverbial meanings. In this episode we give a spotlight into the climate change crisis, why it’s important to stand up for what you believe and Mikaela comes armed with the do’s and don'ts.

All the things this book says are already known: I know I have to take breaks; I know I need time off; I know I need to write to-do lists. I already know and do all of these things. I wanted something more. I first learnt about the concept of efficiency vs effectiveness when I read Tim Ferriss’s 4-Hour Work Week. I get through a lot of smart thinking and business books in my never-ending quest to fight off imposter syndrome as a young entrepreneur. Ferris sums up the concept of effectiveness by giving it the succinct qualifier of ‘doing the things that get you closer to your goals’. He subsequently describes efficiency as ‘performing a given task in the most economical manner possible’. And the combination of these two ideas is the winner when it comes to how we learn the difference between busyness and productive, organised work. And it’s something that really resonated with me when I first heard of it. In the second part „Hardly Working“: Redefining self-care as being productive, the matter of wanting or needing to „have it all“ and the art of doing nothing. It inspired me to think about my life and how I can change my perspective of productivity, success and which role social media plays in it. Ep.57 So You Want To Educate Yourself On The Climate Crisis? Start Here with Mikaela Loach. Oct 09, 2023In Working Hard, Hardly Working , entrepreneur and self-proclaimed 'lazy workaholic' Grace Beverley challenges this unrealistic and unnecessary split, and offers a fresh take on how to create your own balance, be more productive and feel fulfilled.

Offers a fresh take on how to create your own balance, be more productive and feel fulfilled in the high-pressure social media age.’ — Cosmopolitan Currency exchange is available in 30+ currencies with no fees Monday-Friday, within your plan allowance. Revolut Shops subject to change, and T&Cs apply. Tasha Ghouri is a television personality, activist, dancer and model, most recognised for her stint on the 2022 Summer series of Love Island UK, with Tasha being the first deaf person to enter the Villa.in this week's solo episode we're looking at how to stand out from a job application alone - from the POV of someone who's been going through application after application! i've been hiring a LOT this year and I've learned so much as to what stands out, and what is an absolute no-go, especially in a really competitive market.