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How to game the science of productivity
Most productivity advice promises to help you do more. This book asks a different question: more of what, and for whom?
No productivity hacks. No hustle worship. Just a clear-eyed case for building a working life you don’t need a vacation to recover from.
“The secret isn’t doing something extraordinary once. It’s doing ordinary things extraordinarily often.”
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Ten habits of mind
The book is laid out like a board game. Tap a square or roll the die to move the piece and see what each habit is about.
Know what matters.
Square 1 of 10 · Start here
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Four quick questions. Your answers move the piece to the habit that will make the biggest difference right now.
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Quick answers
Most productivity advice promises to help you do more. Enjoy Productivity: How to Game the Science of Productivity by Keegan Purnell starts with a simpler idea: know what matters, then enjoy the work of doing it. It is a field guide to ten habits of mind for building a working life you don’t need a vacation to recover from.
The book is laid out like a board game, with ten habits in order:
Forty short lessons across the ten habits. Each lesson has a principle, a short story, an explanation of why it works, and a small “Try this” action you can do the same week.
Yes. The lessons are grounded in behavioral research and real stories, such as Peter Gollwitzer’s work on implementation intentions and Edwin Locke and Gary Latham’s research on specific, difficult goals.
It is available on Amazon.ca. You can also read a free lesson, “Clarity Reduces Decision Fatigue,” before you buy. For bulk orders or workshops, email keeganpurnell@gmail.com.
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