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Feel-Good Productivity
by Ali Abdaal
Feel-Good Productivity starts from the idea that the secret to getting things done is feeling good, not grinding harder. The book organises its approach around three energisers, three blockers to procrastination and three sustainers against burnout. It also treats energy as a resource to manage alongside time, which makes it a useful read for anyone whose to-do list grows faster than their stamina.
Slow Productivity
by Cal Newport
Slow Productivity begins with the familiar feeling of a full day that produces little, and it names the pattern pseudo-productivity: work that signals effort without delivering much that matters. In response, Cal Newport offers three principles, which are to do fewer things, work at a natural pace, and obsess over quality. Critics have praised the book's research and timeliness, though some find it less revolutionary than Deep Work and its advice harder to apply in less autonomous jobs.
Getting Things Done
by David Allen
David Allen’s systematic approach to productivity that transforms how you capture, organize, and execute your commitments.