How to get unstuck when applying Cal’s advice
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“I recently asked Cal how to become your own assistant (episode 68). It’s a cool technique that Cal had previously only hinted at and one which many people don’t talk about. I got a detailed response which I had no way of knowing otherwise (except if I did months of self-experimentation). So on the podcast, a reader can ask a specific question and get a personalized response. (Thanks Cal.)
Secondly, when I hear questions posed by listeners who have come up with questions that I could not have come up with on my own, I tend to get advice that I will probably need very soon. So thanks to the listeners who have asked questions on this podcast!
In short, Cal’s books are supposed to be for massive audiences and one can get stuck trying to adapt an advice to their specific situation; one can skip the line and get specific advice through the podcast.”
Safi Ahmed Memon via Apple Podcasts ·
South Korea ·
02/14/21
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“If there were only 10 podcasts in the world then this would need to be one of them.
I love his succinct and easy to follow style and very practical no nonsense advice.
Compliments the books very well.”
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07/27/20
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joehattison via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/29/20
“I have read So Good and Deep work multiple times. Prof Newport always provides great framework to solve your time and work management problems. His podcast is a must listen.”
Kanav Khosla via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/14/20
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