Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman: the to-do list never ends, so choose what you are willing to neglect.
Come for the book. Stay for the conversation.
● Tuesday, November 17 ● 6:00 to 7:00pm PT ● Free, live on ZoomThe Book
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The title is the average human lifespan in weeks, about four thousand. Oliver Burkeman says the whole productivity world sells us the idea that if we get efficient enough we will finally get on top of everything, and that promise is a trap, because the to-do list never ends. His answer is to accept that we are finite, choose what we are willing to neglect, and stop treating time as something to conquer. It is funny, honest, and very relevant if you are a busy person who feels behind.
Your Hosts
We’re financial advisors with The Wealth Consulting Group in two different offices, work besties, and longtime collaborators. You’ve probably seen us create together before. This night is about the book, the conversation, and the company.
Financial Advisor & Certified Exit Planning Advisor®
Alissa helps entrepreneurs and executives put all the pieces of their financial puzzle together as their lives evolve and needs change. She’s a lifelong reader who loves turning a good book into an even better conversation.
CFP® Professional · Financial Yogi
A teacher turned financial planner, Bree brings warmth, real talk, and a yogi’s perspective on living with intention. She works with individuals, families, and business owners from her Las Vegas office.
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Hardcover, ebook, audiobook, or free from your library on Libby. About 290 pages, so it is very doable before event night.
We each share the takeaways that hit home, then open it up. Come with a favorite passage, a hot take, or just your curiosity. Unfinished readers welcome.
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Tuesday, November 17 at 6:00pm PT on Zoom. Register now, pick up a book, and join us for a conversation worth showing up for.
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