Welp! I figure it’s time to try and get back on the blogging horse since it’s been like 5 years lol! I know it’s a little late for a listicle about books I read in 2020 but in the spirit of “Better late than never!”….here we go.

Digital Minialism by Cal Newport

These days trying to convince someone that he/she needs to spend less time with their face glued to a screen is a hard sell but this book makes a good case. It wasn’t planned this way but I started reading this one just before things kicked off with the pandemic and in those days of a lot of ignorance and confusion as to what exactly we would be dealing with, I’m glad I’d been briefed - by this book - on a way to detach and reset. It wouldn’t be wrong to say this one set the course for the rest of what I read througout the year.