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In 4,000 Weeks, author Oliver Burkeman critiques the relentless hustle culture that often fuels a false sense of productivity. He warns against "clearing the decks," the endless cycle of tending to minor tasks while avoiding more significant work. Burkeman asserts that life unfolds in the present, and waiting for the ideal moment or perfect organization only detracts from meaningful progress. Instead of preparing endlessly, he advocates for taking immediate action on what truly matters, urging readers to collapse the time between intention and action.