Lara’s review of Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World > Likes and Comments
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Seriously, I think the only woman he talks about is J.K. Rowling.
Seconded. He is not trying very hard to present examples of successful women at all.
This was my exact thought as I read this book. Where are all the women? And the, largely, male examples given of taking a leisurely Sunday stroll or working from 5-7am are completely unrealistic for a working mum.
I, too, noticed the lack of women. So few that by chapter three I started taking notes.
I hated the Trump mention. I do not associate him with wealth. More like idiot.
Surely could have more women mentioned, but isn't Winifred Gallagher a woman?
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Seriously, I think the only woman he talks about is J.K. Rowling.
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Seconded. He is not trying very hard to present examples of successful women at all.
This was my exact thought as I read this book. Where are all the women? And the, largely, male examples given of taking a leisurely Sunday stroll or working from 5-7am are completely unrealistic for a working mum.
I, too, noticed the lack of women. So few that by chapter three I started taking notes.
I hated the Trump mention. I do not associate him with wealth. More like idiot.
Surely could have more women mentioned, but isn't Winifred Gallagher a woman?
