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Imprint: Portfolio Penguin
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Published: 04/03/2021
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ISBN: 9780241341414
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Length: 320 Pages
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Dimensions: 234mm x 23mm x 153mm
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Weight: 388g
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RRP: £14.99
A World Without Email
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Reimagining Work in the Age of Overload
Feel like you're always drowning in email? How much more would you achieve without them - and how much happier would you be?
Emails are an integral part of work today. But the 'kind regards', forwards and attachments we check every 5.4 minutes are making us unproductive, stressed and costing businesses millions in untapped potential.
Bestselling author of Deep Work and Digital Minimalism, Cal Newport, is here to offer a radical new vision - a world without email. Drawing on sociology, behavioural economics and fascinating case studies of thriving email-free companies, Newport explains how this modern tool doesn't work for our ancient brains and provides solutions you can implement today to transform your workday into one without constant, distracting pings.
Revolutionary and practical, A World Without Email will liberate you to do your most profound, fulfilling and creative work - and be happier too.
Praise for A World Without Email:
'If you are currently drowning in endless email and not sure where to start: read this book' Emma Gannon, author of The Multi-Hyphen Method
'Read this superb book. It might just change your life; it's changing mine' Tim Harford, author of How To Make The World Add Up
'This is a bold, visionary, almost prophetic book that challenges the status quo' Greg McKeown, author of Essentialism
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Imprint: Portfolio Penguin
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Published: 04/03/2021
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ISBN: 9780241341414
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Length: 320 Pages
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Dimensions: 234mm x 23mm x 153mm
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Weight: 388g
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RRP: £14.99
Reviews
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Cal Newport has proved himself as the most essential writer around, yet again making a compelling case for us to renegotiate our relationship with technology
Bruce Daisley, author of Sunday Times #1 Bestseller The Joy of Work
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Life is full of interruptions, but when a Cal Newport book appears, I drop everything and read. Newport is making an outrageous claim here: not just that email is annoying and overwhelming, but that we can and we will do much, much better. But with evidence and examples from the cutting edge of programming to the factory floors of a century ago, he makes a compelling argument. Read this superb book. It might just change your life; it's changing mine
Tim Harford, author of 'How To Make The World Add Up'
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This is the book I didn't know I desperately needed. If you are currently drowning in endless email and not sure where to start: read this book
Emma Gannon, author of Sunday Times bestseller The Multi-Hyphen Method and host of award-winning podcast Ctrl Alt Delete
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A World Without Email crystallizes what so many of us feel intuitively but haven't been able to explain: the way we're working isn't working. Cal Newport charts a path back to sanity, offering a variety of road-tested practices to help us escape the tyranny of our inboxes and achieve a calmer, more intentional, and more productive working life
Drew Houston, co-founder and CEO of Dropbox
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The future of work demands new tools of collaboration. Cal Newport is on a quest to uncover better ways for knowledge workers to collaborate. Out of this will come the new work space
Kevin Kelly, Senior Maverick for Wired
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This new work from Cal Newport goes beyond hacking at the branches of the email problem and strikes right at the root of it. This is a bold, visionary, almost prophetic book that challenges the status quo. If you want to peer into what the future of work could look like, read this book now
Greg McKeown, New York Times bestselling author of Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less
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This book is a call to action. Newport suggests that now is the time to reimagine work with the specific goal of optimizing our brain's ability to sustainably add value. Don't let your teams and organizations lose out any further - read this book to help you get started
Leslie Perlow, author of Sleeping with Your Smartphone and Professor of Leadership at Harvard Business School
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Cal Newport is an essential worker in today's hyperactive workplace, and his commitment to waking the digital sleepwalker should be applauded
Damian Bradfield, co-founder of WeTransfer and author of The Trust Manifesto
