The NOT-TO-DO LIST

Simplify Your Life, Amplify Your Focus, and Fulfill Your Mission

Do less. Achieve more. Live on purpose
In a world addicted to hustle, noise, and never-ending to-do lists, The Not-to-Do List is your blueprint for a more focused, intentional, and fulfilling life.If you're tired of feeling overwhelmed, constantly busy but never productive, and pulled in a hundred directions—you don't need another time management hack. You need a mindset shift.

This breakthrough book by the author of The 25th Hour, Felix Duyilemi flips the script on traditional productivity by teaching you the power of strategic subtraction.

• Discover the habits, distractions, people, and patterns silently stealing your time.
• Build your personal Not-to-Do List to reclaim your energy and clarity.
• Stop multitasking, reduce decision fatigue, and take back control of your focus.
• Design a life that aligns with your mission—not everyone else's demands.

Whether you're a busy entrepreneur, high-performing professional, creative thinker, or overwhelmed parent, this book will help you:

• Eliminate distractions and focus like never before
• Protect your mornings and set intentional rhythms
• Break free from people-pleasing and boundary burnout
• Solve the right problems (instead of fixing what doesn’t matter)
• Replace mindless action with mission-driven results

Filled with practical tools, and “Not-to-Do list” framework for immediate application, this isn’t another book about doing more. It’s a bold invitation to do less—but better.
If you’re ready to simplify your life, amplify your focus, and fulfill your mission with clarity and courage—this book is your roadmap.

Perfect for readers of:

"Essentialism" by Greg McKeown
"Deep Work" by Cal Newport,
"The 4-Hour Workweek" by Tim Ferriss
"Atomic Habits" by James Clear.

Success not about doing everything. It’s about doing what matters. And letting the rest go.

Start your Not-to-Do revolution today. Start reading immediately!

Insights

Packed full of insights and practical advice to live life more abundantly. Some words are mispronounced which was a bit distracting. Overall, worth the listen.