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In this episode I'm joined by one of my favorite productivity writers, Tiago Forte. Tiago is part of a new generation of productivity thinkers, whose exploring new ways of working in the digital age. I've found his writing both refreshing and insightful, and when I discovered that he also has a serious interest in meditation & spirituality I knew I'd have to invite him onto Buddhist Geeks.
The first part of our dialogue explores Tiago's background and work, and then we get into the relationship between network thinking, productivity paradigms, and different types of meditation.
Memorable Quotes
"You can't understand a paradigm from within it." - Tiago Forte
"What we can borrow from, network metaphors, telecommunications, the theory of constraints, mindfulness & meditation, to make the way the world is going into an opportunity instead of a threat?" - Tiago Forte
Episode Links
- Tiago Forte (https://www.fortelabs.co)
- "The Untethered Soul" by Michael Singer
- "Design Your Work" by Tiago Forte
- Building a Second Brain
- RibbonFarm : experiments in refactored perception
- The Throughput of Learning by Tiago Forte
- From Multitasking to Multiplexing by Tiago Forte
- The Rise of the Full-Stack Freelancer by Tiago Forte
- "Networkologies" by Christopher Vitale
- "Deep Work" by Cal Newport
- Metcalfe's law
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