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Digital Minimalism

A philosophy for using much less technology, on purpose

Choose a small number of technologies that serve things you deeply value, and cheerfully ignore the rest. Cal Newport's follow-up, with the 30-day digital declutter as its centerpiece, plus a defense of solitude and high-quality leisure. Less about productivity than about what the leftover hours are for.

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    The Anxious Generation

    Jonathan Haidt on what smartphones and social media did to childhood after 2010

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    Clear Thinking

    Parrish on the ordinary moments where a decision is really made

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    Make the most essential activities the easiest ones to do

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    Essentialism

    The disciplined pursuit of less, applied to a career and a calendar

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    Heavily Meditated

    Dave Asprey on shortcuts to deep meditative states with breath, feedback and pain

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    Judd Biasiotto on the mental training behind record-setting powerlifting

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