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A World Without Email
₨ 650
A World Without Email by Cal Newport explores the negative impact that email and constant communication have on our productivity and mental well-being. Newport argues that the constant flow of emails, messages, and digital distractions often leads to fragmented attention, stress, and inefficiency in both work and personal life. He presents strategies for reducing email overload, improving workflows, and creating more focused, productive work environments. By advocating for a shift in how we manage communication and tasks, Newport provides actionable solutions for reclaiming time, boosting productivity, and achieving deeper, more meaningful work.
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