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Attention

Who you are, what you think, feel, and do, what you love, is the sum of what you focus on.

Rowan's note

Rereads like a warning label for the internet.

To simply wait and be bored has become a novel experience in modern life.

Rowan's note

Tried a boredom fast for a week. Miserable. Worth it.

A compilation, not a single sustained argument in the way most of the other books on this shelf are — Jorgenson stitched this together…

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Kleon's earlier, looser book, published before Show Your Work and clearly written by someone who hadn't yet fully worked out the more structured argument…

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Not a business book by any stretch, and I'm genuinely wary of putting it on this particular shelf, next to spreadsheets and growth memoirs…

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A systems book disguised, fairly cleverly, as a habits book. The framing everyone actually remembers from it — atomic, meaning tiny, incremental changes; compound…

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