How to Get Nothing Done - Get to Know the Productivity Cult

Is life really a race? Is it necessary to constantly achieve more, divide time into millimeter plans, and exhaust oneself in the name of productivity? "How to Do Nothing?" stands right in the middle of these questions and offers a shocking manifesto against the productivity frenzy imposed by the modern world. Paulette Farid takes us on a journey far from the sterile offices of the business world, the cold light of glowing screens, and endless to-do lists, towards the purest form of humanity. This book is a text of rebellion that shows how deep, meaningful, and necessary not doing anything actually is. Are you a silent member of the productivity cult? Do you believe that being constantly busy and having a full calendar makes you more valuable? Then you will be uncomfortable while reading this book. Because it will remind you of this simple truth: Not doing anything is not a loss, it is the purest form of existence. "Time is money!" As you read this book, which tells us that, contrary to those who say, we only have time to live, and that true peace can sometimes be found by doing nothing, you will question the tempo of your own life, and perhaps for the first time, you will realize how liberating it is to stop, think, and just exist. Do you want to start a revolution without doing anything? Then start turning the pages. This book will show you that nothing is actually everything.