Are you tired of feeling like you're always running just to stay in the same place? Do you find yourself constantly busy but not truly present? In a world where we're promised more control through endless productivity tips and life hack, why do so many of us feel exhausted, overwhelmed and out of control?

In Four Thousand Weeks, author Sarah R. Hagaman explores our modern relationship with time and why constant striving often leaves us dissatisfied despite our many achievements. She reveals how clock time has infiltrated our lives since the Industrial Revolution, leading us to define value through future goals rather than living fully in each moment.

Through insightful stories and reflections on her own journey facing finitude, Sarah shares how she discovered true liberation comes not from conquering limits but embracing them with clarity and presence of mind. Only then can we prioritize what nourishes our souls and commit wholeheartedly to relationships and experiences worth savoring.

You'll learn how valuing LEISURE as much as productivity through rest, play and simple pleasures can paradoxically boost your efficiency, focus and life satisfaction. Escape the trap of thinking you need to optimize and fill every second to feel worthwhile.

Discover that LIMITATIONS far from restricting us, actually free us to fully engage where we find ourselves now rather than endlessly postponing living. Accepting our fleeting time as borrowed rather than owed liberates us from anxiety over uncontrollable futures.

This illuminating book reveals how small daily decisions like consciously CHOOSING TO CHOOSE what really aligns with your values can transform drudgery into flow. Break free from multitasking illusions and the constant drive for more by embracing your human nature as BEINGS WHO EXIST WITHIN TIME.

Most importantly, Four Thousand Weeks teaches the deeply liberating truth that only by facing finitude with openness can we make the most of opportunities and nurture what gives our lives deepest meaning, free from illusion of control. Rather than fearing boundaries, this life-changing book shows how embracing them within can paradoxically empower your ability to fully inhabit each precious moment.