Elias Crow

Human Hours (eBook, ePUB)

Stop following the clock-start following your energy

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

What if the reason you're exhausted isn't because you're doing too much-but because you're doing it at the wrong time?

This book flips the script on productivity by introducing a radically practical idea: stop organizing your day by the clock, and start planning it around your energy. Grounded in research from chronobiology, psychology, and modern work science, it offers a sustainable alternative to burnout-driven routines-one that helps you work with your energy, not against it.

Instead of pushing through endless to-do lists, you'll learn how to identify your natural peak productivity hours, match tasks to your mental and emotional capacity, and reclaim time for focus, rest, and real presence. Whether you're a creative professional, a knowledge worker, or someone simply trying to stay sane in a hyperconnected world, this is your blueprint for sustainable productivity.

Inside, you'll discover:

- How to organize your day by energy, not hours

- A method to track and use your deep focus scheduling window

- Strategies for maintaining output without sacrificing your well-being

- How to apply chronobiology for work even if you don't control your calendar

- A framework for managing energy not time that actually works in real life

If you're tired of productivity systems that feel mechanical, this book gives you something different: a clear, evidence-backed way to get more done-by doing less, better. Designed for those ready to embrace natural productivity methods and leave behind the cult of overwork, it's not just a time-management strategy. It's a human strategy.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mindful Pages
• Seitenzahl: 244
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9789371779036
• Artikelnr.: 75852715

Autorenporträt

"Elias Crow writes at the intersection of human behavior, work culture, and sustainable productivity. With a background in designing systems that prioritize well-being over burnout, Elias draws from deep research and lived experience to help readers rethink their relationship with time, energy, and output. His work blends scientific insight with everyday practicality-challenging modern assumptions while offering clear, usable frameworks. Elias believes that when we organize our lives around how we actually function, rather than how we're expected to perform, we become more focused, more fulfilled, and more human. He lives simply, works rhythmically, and spends more time listening than scrolling."