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How feeling good can make you more productive πŸ˜‰

2024-03-08 Β· Short Β· Ali Β· recording, 0:52 Β· watch on YouTube

Topic: Productivity and time (also: Work and career) Β· mode: Announcement and promotion Β· tags: His own products discussed, Feel-Good Productivity thesis, His medical past

Ali says he and his team made the examples in Feel-Good Productivity as wide-ranging as possible because his own life as a doctor and YouTuber is unusual, and that its methods apply to anyone, even in a day job they dislike, since we have more power over such jobs than we think.

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00:00:00 β€” Feel-Good Productivity is meant for anyone, not only entrepreneurs who control their time

  • β˜…β˜… Ali says he and his team worked hard to make the examples in his book Feel-Good Productivity as wide-ranging as possible, because his experiences as a medical student, doctor and YouTuber are fairly unusual. β€” 00:00:00 Β· Feel-Good Productivity (book)
  • β˜…β˜…β˜… Ali thinks the methods and science of Feel-Good Productivity apply to basically anyone, not only entrepreneurs who control their own time, including people with a normal day job they do not really like. β€” 00:00:16 Β· Feel-Good Productivity (book), feel-good productivity (concept)
  • β˜…β˜… Ali says the first three chapters of Feel-Good Productivity are about the idea that with everything we do there is a way to make it feel better. β€” 00:00:28 Β· Feel-Good Productivity (book)
  • β˜…β˜…β˜… Ali says many people he speaks to who do not enjoy their jobs approach them in a disempowered way ("I hate my job, there is nothing I can do about it because I hate my boss"), though we have a lot more power in these situations than we think. β€” 00:00:35

00:00:39 β€” People who hate their jobs have more power than they think

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