Living as an essentialist requires a willingness to let go of what is nonessential in order to make room for what truly matters from "summary" of Essentialism by Greg McKeown
Living as an essentialist is about making deliberate choices about where to focus time and energy. It means being selective about what truly matters and letting go of distractions that do not contribute to one's goals. This requires a willingness to prioritize and say no to things that do not align with one's values and objectives. By eliminating the nonessential, one creates space for what is truly important.
Essentialism is not about doing more, but about doing less. It is about distinguishing between the trivial many and the vital few. By focusing on what really matters, one can achieve greater results with less effort. This involves setting clear boundaries and being disciplined about how time and resources are allocated. It is about being intentional in choosin...
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