Currency Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less

The book is a very useful tool for the issues we face in the modern life. Written in a bit complex english, so was not the easiest read for a non native speaker, however worth the time it took to finish. Will keep as desktop book, to remind of useful points. Recommend to read.

You're getting a lot of ways to get sturdy 💯

very helpful to take control of your time

As described

A good quality and interesting book

I have re read this book already twice and it’s so direct and well written it’s one on my favourites on the subject

Really loved this book. Got lots of insights! I can keep rereading it.

This book is about learning to do less, but better. Greg McKeown explains how we often try to take on too much and end up stretched thin, instead of focusing on what’s truly essential. He uses simple principles and real-world examples to show how saying “no” to the non-essential allows you to give your best to the things that matter most. I liked this book because it’s practical, not just theory. It made me stop and think about where I spend my time and energy, and it gave me permission to cut out the distractions. Since reading it, I’ve found it easier to prioritize, make decisions, and feel less overwhelmed. It’s not just about minimalism, it’s about living more deliberately. If you’re feeling pulled in too many directions, this book really helps reset your mindset.

The book is brilliant in laying out the strategies of getting out of your mediocre or counterproductive mindset into a mindset that focuses on what matters. You learn how to shift your mindset for the better, and I'm feeling like I'm investing more rather than spending! I recommend this essential book!