Most modern productivity advice is focused on work, making you feel like a machine when you follow it. Taking a more philosophical approach, like that of the old Stoics, can be a much more pleasant way to get stuff done, especially because the things you want to do aren’t always related to work. Here are 4 important lessons to help you be more productive, according to the Stoics.
4 ways to be more productive, according to the Stoics
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