Does My Family Need More Money To Live Deep?

Cal Newport explains how a family can still live deep. Cal explains how the deep life stack can help take control over your time.
The calm step in the Deep Life stack might help you slow things down and find space.
The plan step might lead you to realize so much you want is stopped by realities of your job, and it leads you to switch jobs, move somewhere cheaper, make radical changes.
You need to change. This will guide you.
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0:00 Cal's intro
1:18 Deep Life Stack
3:45 The calm layer
6:30 Pieces falling in place
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About Cal Newport:
Cal Newport is a computer science professor at Georgetown University. In addition to his academic research, he writes about the intersection of digital technology and culture. Cal's particularly interested in our struggle to deploy these tools in ways that support instead of subvert the things we care about in both our personal and professional lives.
Cal is a New York Times bestselling author of seven books, including, most recently, A World Without Email, Digital Minimalism, and Deep Work. He's also the creator of The Time-Block Planner.
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[@surrealistidealist]

8:58 "We need to move. We have to get a different job. We have to organize, educate, agitate, and overthrow the bourgeoisie."

[@borisjoffe]

Yea, and then the problems will go from "we need to move to a more convenient location" to "we need to find a rat to split between 4 people so we don't starve to death today"

[@surrealistidealist]

@@borisjoffe What you're describing is what we're already headed for. If you want capitalism, you're getting it. Right up the wazoo.

[@borisjoffe]

@@surrealistidealist I do want capitalism because capitalism lifted people around the world out of poverty, while socialism has killed 100 million people in the last century.
I was born in a socialist country and I am very grateful that I'm now living in a somewhat capitalist one (unfortunately no country is fully capitalist)

[@surrealistidealist]

@@borisjoffe People rose from poverty because of the fight *against* capitalism. It was Communism that brought food, shelter and literacy to unprecedented numbers of people. Capitalism has been responsible for more deaths than all the socialist regimes combined. It started two world wars, endless proxy wars and now the beginning of a third world war.

[@rid.h.tom.4296]

Being an idealist is great as long as you are aware of the practical limits of such idealism

[@Tara-vc6ox]

Promo-SM

[@carlotapuig]

Pretty racist thumbnail, clearly assuming black families don't have enough money to live deep... WTF! Very uncool in 2023, come on Cal

[@Smoshfaaaaaaaaaaan]

Go on trolling somewhere else, please.

[@carlotapuig]

@Francesca Lanzi Don't be a Karen. Have some backbone in the face of subtle discrimination. Rgds

[@forestsandman]

That wasn’t my initial reaction at all. All I noticed was someone with an empty wallet.

[@carlotapuig]

@@forestsandman I don't believe you didn't notice the person with an empty wallet was a black man. It's so obvious.

[@biobossx99]

Can we give Cal the benefit of the doubt?