This book was actually in my queue for a long time and I’d become a little lukewarm on the potential of reading it. I’ve read so many productivity and focus books over the last few years that it felt likely to be repetitive and similar to those I’d read prior.

Luckily, I was wrong!

I’m writing this now about a month after I actually finished the book so I don’t have as intimate a perception of its details as I did then, but I felt very moved and persuaded by several points in this book. I think it helped give verbiage and illustration to many pieces of the daily focus grind that I personally experience. I was thankful for that.

A great read!