Episode · Modern Wisdom · 2020-07-09

Chris Williamson & Gail Golden: books mentioned on Modern Wisdom #194

Ending The Struggle For Work-Life Balance - Gail Golden - #194

3 books · With Gail Golden · Listen · Watch on YouTube

Gail Golden is a management psychologist and an author. A balanced life is a happy life, and yet many people are overworked, underslept and have little time left over for relaxation.

Chris Williamson discussed Curating Your Life by Gail Golden and Deep Work by Cal Newport. Gail Golden recommended The Power Of Full Engagement - Managing Energy, Not Time, Is The Key To High Performance And Personal Renewal.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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  1. Curating Your Life

    Gail Golden · at 0:26 · mentioned 3 times

    Curating Your Life by Gail Golden is a practical non-fiction book that offers guidance on escaping the constant struggle of work-life balance through thoughtful intentionality and effective management of personal resources.

    Discussed
    “maybe it's time to start thinking about this problem in a way I loved your analogy in the book where you were talking about how you always look at other people like they've got it together”
    Where to get it
  2. The Power Of Full Engagement - Managing Energy, Not Time, Is The Key To High Performance And Personal Renewal

    Loehr, Jim and Schwartz, Tony · at 3:42

    The Power Of Full Engagement - Managing Energy, Not Time, Is The Key To High Performance And Personal Renewal by Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz is a self-help and performance guide that teaches readers how to manage their physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual energy rather than focusing strictly on time management.

    Recommended
    “it's called the power of full engagement by two guys lower and Schwartz”
    Where to get it
  3. Deep Work

    Cal Newport · at 11:25

    Deep Work by Cal Newport is a guide to cultivating focused concentration and achieving extraordinary outcomes in a distracted world.

    Discussed
    “looking at how Newports deep work I think he found in that that even the absolute peak performers of knowledge work could squeeze out top top end four to six hours of focus deep work per day”
    Where to get it
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Plugged Curating Your Life
“search the title of the the lady that I'm about to podcast with and search what the subtitle of that book is curating your life ending the struggle for work-life balance”