What if the problem isn't that you don't have enough time—but that you're trying to do too much with the time you have? Inspired by Oliver Burkeman's Four Thousand Weeks, this course challenges conventional ideas about productivity and time management. Instead of trying to squeeze more tasks into every day, you'll learn how to accept the reality of limited time, identify what truly deserves your attention, and make deliberate choices about how you spend your life.
Through six practical lessons, you'll learn how to prioritize the few goals that matter most, escape the efficiency trap, practice strategic underachievement, experience ordinary moments more deeply, focus on the next most necessary thing, recognize progress with a done list, and pursue meaningful activities even when there is no guaranteed finish line. The result is a more realistic approach to productivity—one that helps you spend your limited weeks on what matters rather than constantly trying to fit everything in.
