Cal Newport – Exclusive webinar on how he does Deep work

These systems currently allow me to average 15 – 20 hours per week of deep diving. work per week. I manage this even though I’m professor with a full Format File: [1 MP4] File Size: 1.05 GB

Cal Newport – Exclusive webinar on how he does Deep work

Cal Newport – Exclusive webinar on how he does Deep work

Take a look inside my systems

These systems currently allow me to average 15 – 20 hours per week of deep diving. work per week. I manage this even though I’m professor with a full course and service load, an active blogger and writer, a father of two young boys, and someone who rarely works in the evening.

Now, I’d like to take you into my world and tell you exactly what it is. how I make this happen…

In more detail, I’m going to host an exclusive, invite-Only webinar on Sunday, January 3, 2009: I will be sharing the details of my deepest feelings. work system that can answer all of your questions on This general topic is from the webinar attendees.

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Here’s the catch: invitations to the webinar Only those who have pre-approved will be eligible.-Order my new book DEEPWORK on January 5,

Who are you? Cal Newport ?

Cal Newport He is an Assistant Professor in Computer Science at Georgetown University and specializes on the theory and implementation of distributed algorithms. He graduated from Dartmouth College, where he also earned his Ph.D. in 2009.

He is also an academic. work, Newport A writer who is focused on Contrarian evidence-Advice based on success and fulfillment in school and beyond.

His most recent book, So Good They Can’t Ignore You (Grand Central, 2012), argues that “follow your passion” Bad advice is not good advice. It has been nominated for numerous best business books lists including the ones by Inc. Magazine, The Globe and Mail and 800.-CEO-Read. Newport’s New York Times op-ed on the book became the paper’s most e-For more than one week, mailed article

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