Book · 2014 · Self-Help
Less Doing, More Living
Make Everything in Life Easier
Why people recommend it
Less Doing, More Living by Ari Meisel is a productivity and lifestyle design guide focused on optimizing, automating, and outsourcing daily tasks to achieve greater efficiency and reduce overwhelm. Chris Williamson recommended this book on the Modern Wisdom podcast during an episode titled Life Hacks 105 - #031, which aired on September 24, 2018. While discussing strategies for managing excessive workloads and dealing with the feeling of taking on more responsibilities than one can realistically handle, Williamson brought up Meisel's work. He suggested the book as a practical resource for individuals who feel overwhelmed by their daily obligations and are looking for structured ways to streamline their lives. By referencing Meisel's system, Williamson pointed listeners toward actionable methods for lightening their mental and physical loads through better delegation and process management, making it an appealing recommendation for anyone struggling with modern burnout and the constant pressure to achieve peak personal productivity in a fast-paced environment.
Who recommended it
- Chris Williamson Recommended
Chris Williamson — 1 mention
“but like if you're in if you feel like you're doing more than you can looking at re Meisels book called less doing”