Digital Minimalism for High-Performance Professionals
Keep the tools you need and reduce the interruptions you do not
Remote workers, managers, and experienced professionals, often aged 25-60, who need digital tools but want more deliberate attention.
Topics include “Map the work before changing the apps”; “Give communication channels different jobs”; “Design one protected work period”.
Includes 6 practical chapters, an illustrative case, two printable worksheets, an action plan, and linked sources.
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- Map the work before changing the apps
- Give communication channels different jobs
- Design one protected work period
- Reduce one source of friction
- Leave a clear handover to your future self
- Review the system against real work
A little reading to begin with
A SAMPLE FROM CHAPTER ONEChoose one important task and describe the output. Then list the tools genuinely required, the information you need, and the people who may need to contact you. This distinguishes necessary digital work from habits that happen to use the same device.
Notice whether the obstacle is interruption, uncertainty, or an unrealistic workload. Closing a chat app will not clarify an unclear brief. If you do not know what finished looks like, ask that question first. A useful digital change begins with the work you are trying to do.
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