No wonder most people are mindlessly browsing social media feeds or such. That’s why they designed it to be as addictive as possible. The goal of our current apps is to hook us into it for a long time. It is also not their fault that they designed it to be that way because if not, their competitors will beat them. Applications are designed to be effective because it is how they make money. Why do you think various applications have no ending on their feed? Simply because it is designed to be that way. Distractions and how infinity loops are affecting us But we still think that we don’t have time. I mean we live in this time in our lives where we should be having the luxury of time unlike our predecessors which has no time because of how life has been before. Our finite time here on earth, which is used to work on our goals and dreams in life. There is a thing in this book called infinity loops which sucks out our time. Most of us are in autopilot and someone is manipulating it. We are constantly being filled up with advertisements, time sucking applications and meaningless things in life. We tend to ride on the wave of life where we do what is suggested to us. If you are someone who asks yourself what has been happening in your life lately and have no answer, or thinking of a project, goal that you think you would do someday but someday never comes, then this book is for you. This means that we have to get our time back from technology.

Make Time is a book that teaches us how to use our time for our own because if we want to live our life to its fullest, we need to know how to focus on what matters each and every day of our lives. Here is the summary of the book Make Time. Hence the title: Make time: How to Focus on What Matters Every Day. This book is how you would make time to achieve your various goals and dreams in life. How is it going on your new year’s resolution? If you are in the majority, you could’ve put it down the drain already. It has been a month since the start of the new year. Make Time Book by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky Review

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