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“Berkman has written an entertaining and thought-provoking, as well as spiritual and intellectual, self-help book that is suitable for readers who hate self-help books.” “In addition to providing valuable advice, Four Thousand Weeks is an enjoyable companion... reading it is a worthwhile investment of time.” - The New York Times (US) “Berkman is a funny, interesting, and entertaining writer. “Four Thousand Weeks” is an insightful, and at times profound, book that is well worth your valuable time.” - The Wall Street Journal (US) “Berkman is the author of self-development books for those who think these books are complete nonsense and nonsense... “Four Thousand Weeks” contains valuable wisdom and advice, presented in a warm style and a biting sense of humor. » - The Guardian (UK) Our average lifespan is about four thousand weeks. These weeks should be enough for everything we want and need: work, family, entertainment, sports, and spiritual and personal development. It's no wonder then that we find it difficult to keep up with all of this, and that there is an entire industry marketing time management systems for both home and work. The famous British-American writer Oliver Borkman has experienced the pressures of life firsthand. He tried most of the time management techniques available, and found that most of them were ineffective. The reason is believed to be that it is built on the illusion that there is a perfect way to keep up with everything we desire and feel the need to do. But in a limited existence, this is simply not possible. We have to accept that life does not have everything we desire, and that we are constantly forced to choose a path, thus abandoning many other options. Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Borkman is thought-provoking, entertaining, and written with subtle humor. This is not primarily a book about self-development. Rather, it is more like a cultural historical tour between strange contemporary phenomena, and the reflections of philosophers, psychologists, and writers who have dealt throughout the ages with the issue of the finiteness of existence and time. The book concludes with advice on how to make the best use of the few weeks we are destined to live. “Four Thousand Weeks will question, entertain, and perhaps even inspire you to a new way of life.” - Evening Standard (UK) “A practical book on self-development, and a wise philosophical book at the same time.” -The Observer (UK) “A sharp, thought-provoking, multi-faceted book... Four Thousand Weeks offers wisdom for a happier, less stressful life, without hackneyed simplifications.” - The Daily Mail (UK) “A wonderful book... I love the kind of books that don't offer magic solutions to life's challenges, because there aren't any. Rather, they analyze human shortcomings with intelligence, wisdom, humor and humility.”