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"Even in the last weeks of 1918, when the popular slogans were ‘Hang the Kaiser! Not just another self-help or personal productivity book, Four Thousand Weeks approaches the issue of our limited time through a philosophical lens and suggests that instead of worrying constantly about getting everything done, we can embrace our finitude and focus on building a meaningful life. There are too many good books out there to waste time reading the ones that don’t pull me in. I have a tendency to ready several books at a time and started dozens of books last year, some of which I am still working on and many of which I will likely never pick up again. "The essential question comes of my time in Afghanistan, again and again, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.us.thinkdiag.pl ‘Was it worth it?’ But that question is not even mine to answer. "Spend zero time on what you could have done, and devote all your time to what you might do. Fear tells us what we have to do. "When we find out we might be wrong, a standard defense is ‘I’m entitled to my opinion.’ I’d like to modify that: yes, we’re entitled to hold opinions inside our own heads.