Book Series: When

This third entry goes to my most recent read book at time of writing this article. Check out My Book Series.

How I Found it

It was a gift from the winter holidays just gone! Perhaps because of my 'discrete' sensitivities around time and getting the most out of it, as life is perishable...

Another big thank you, this time public, to Helen. Such an interesting book also so easy and nice to read, packed with 'time-hacks'. I have thoroughly enjoyed it

What it Tells me

It opened my eyes to 'the hidden pattern of everyday life', once you find it and acknowledge it you can make the most out of it.

There's a section on beginnings, starting again and about doing it in a collaborative way, which is very interesting. Also looking at 'the ends' and how something finishes influences our memories as a whole. This to me reinforced the importance of starting reflecting as a team and reflecting often (smaller cycles are an enabler of both). In addition to the enlightenment about the 'middles', we clearly miss that one often and it can give superpower if used wisely.

In addition in each section of the book you have 'time-hacks', basically things you can do to find your daily rhythm, to control your schedule, when to go first or when to exercise and many more practical things you can experiment with.

Food for Thought

Chronobiology is a science, we should care of When as much of the What and the How. It has brilliant implications if we understand it and do it right.

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Find more about the book and the author: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/35412097-when