In a world obsessed with maximizing productivity and endlessly chasing more time, Four Thousand Weeks offers a profound reevaluation of how humans relate to the finite nature of their lives. Oliver Burkeman challenges the cultural narrative that time is a resource to be conquered and controlled, urging readers instead to embrace limitations and find meaning in the constraints that define existence. By shifting the focus from relentless efficiency to mindful acceptance, the book provides insights that resonate deeply in the modern age.

• Human lifespan is limited to roughly four thousand weeks, making time...
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