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“Algunos buscan el sentido de la vida en el trabajo y lo encuentran. Creo que es porque hay un acuerdo tácito: casi todo el mundo piensa que una de las cosas más importantes es sentirse útil, por eso la humanidad se reproduce, por eso las personas se obligan a ejercer profesiones que les llenen y aporten algo a la sociedad, por eso caen por estrés en una depresión nerviosa y encuentran la salida volcándose en la causa que allí les llevó.”

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“Anything that can be automated, cognified, decentralized, digitized, disintermediated, or virtualized will be. These shifts will radically transform every aspect of the economy, including industries, sectors, professions, jobs… even the meaning of work itself.”

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Book:The Definitive Guide to Thriving on Disruption: Volume III - Beta Your Life: Existence in a Disruptive World
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“Design your day thinking that you have limited mental resources, knowing that taking time to replenish them will not only help you be less stressed and better able to resist distractions, but also more creative. We know how different activities affect our physical energy in the world, such as being with family or friends, coordinating a complex event, or taking a walk in nature. In the digital world, what taxes your mental energy? What things do you do that replenish your resources? What kind of rote activity relaxes you? At the end of the day, you want to feel energetic and positive. Don’t end up with your tank of resources on reserve when it’s only early afternoon.”

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Book:Attention Span: A Groundbreaking Way to Restore Balance, Happiness and Productivity
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“We know from project management that there is usually slippage, and tasks almost always take longer than what one envisions. There is also no room for fitting human well-being into task schedules. We need to instead relearn what designing a day should be in the twenty-first century digital world. It should include strategies to not exhaust yourself, and to improve your well-being. And it includes understanding your own rhythm of attentional states, and the fact that you have limited and precious cognitive resources.”

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