Thanks Tim. This is my favourite post by you so far. I especially like the idea of focusing on personal energy management - rather than time management.
Another excellent article - concise and to the point. I love how you lay out an exact path - highlighting how we can improve our lives by - just doing - small, doable tasks that will add up to changing our habits and lives.
I found your article "The Most Important Lessons I’ve Learned from My Substack Newsletter Experiment" on your personal website. (I'm new to Substack, was searching on Google and found you.) Good article, but what impressed me more is that you're a good writer! I teach writing, wrote for TV, etc. You are right to the point, you don't waste time, clear direct language -- good work, kid!
I found your article "The Most Important Lessons I’ve Learned from My Substack Newsletter Experiment" on your personal website. (I'm new to Substack, was searching on Google and found you.) Good article, but what impressed me more is that you're a good writer! I teach writing, wrote for TV, etc. You are right to the point, you don't waste time, clear direct language -- good work, kid!
The 4 hours! So true. I't's now Friday afternoon, 15.07 hrs. I woke up at 8.30, having been extremely busy since... Painted a small wall. Washed some clothes. Meditated. Made the bed. Wrote a mail waiting to be written for a week. Watered some roses around the house. Etc, etc. Everything but work. In a few minutes I'll finally start. And I'll hang onto those 4 hours...Thank you! Thought it was just me...
I loved this article. I felt it was written just for me. I know I'm going to be coming back to it many times. Thank you for writing it!
I'ma call you preacher cuz you just laid down the gospel truth.
Thanks Tim. This is my favourite post by you so far. I especially like the idea of focusing on personal energy management - rather than time management.
Another excellent article - concise and to the point. I love how you lay out an exact path - highlighting how we can improve our lives by - just doing - small, doable tasks that will add up to changing our habits and lives.
This is a great read. I love this weekly newsletter, it always adds value to my day and my life.
The Twitter is great. The newsletter is even better. Seeing this stuff inspires me to be a better writer every 4-hour block. Thanks, Tim.
very badass - thanks
I found your article "The Most Important Lessons I’ve Learned from My Substack Newsletter Experiment" on your personal website. (I'm new to Substack, was searching on Google and found you.) Good article, but what impressed me more is that you're a good writer! I teach writing, wrote for TV, etc. You are right to the point, you don't waste time, clear direct language -- good work, kid!
I found your article "The Most Important Lessons I’ve Learned from My Substack Newsletter Experiment" on your personal website. (I'm new to Substack, was searching on Google and found you.) Good article, but what impressed me more is that you're a good writer! I teach writing, wrote for TV, etc. You are right to the point, you don't waste time, clear direct language -- good work, kid!
You’re welcome Tim! 😉
This was for me! Great article Tim! I’m looking out for more. Thanks buddy!
The 4 hours! So true. I't's now Friday afternoon, 15.07 hrs. I woke up at 8.30, having been extremely busy since... Painted a small wall. Washed some clothes. Meditated. Made the bed. Wrote a mail waiting to be written for a week. Watered some roses around the house. Etc, etc. Everything but work. In a few minutes I'll finally start. And I'll hang onto those 4 hours...Thank you! Thought it was just me...
Thanks Tim for your intellectual generosity and beloved personality 💐💡
Thanks for the letter Tim. Both of us need to like this good thought for a better life..
Great stuff Tim!
Very impressive indeed..
Drives home the message clearly to push one into action