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louαs001unwashed凡enough而fetcjennifer mccartneyeglinesThe-New York Times best-selling author+u-+les,are  \nC.5  \nb  \n(  \n0≤  \nP  \nillo~j  \nyoufr  \nhttps://archive.org/details/joyofdoingjusten0000mcca  \n1  \nthe joy of  \ndoing  \njust  \nenough  \nAlso by Jennifer McCartney  \nThe Joy of Leaving Your Sh*tAll Over tfhe Place  \nPoetry from Scratch  \nCocktails for Drinkers  \nAfloat  \nthe joy of  \ndoing  \njust  \nenough  \nthe secret art of being lazy and getting away with it  \njennifer mccartney  \nthe countryman press  \na division of w.w.norton &companyindependent publishers since 1923  \nCopyright ◎2018 by Jennifer McCartneyIllustrations by Jennifer McCartney  \nAll rights reservedPrinted in the United States of America  \nFor information about permission to reproduce selectionsfrom this book,write to Permissions,The Countryman Press500 Fifth Avenue,New York,NY 10110  \nFor information about special discounts for bulk purchases,please contact W.W.Norton Special Sales atspecialsales@wwnorton.com or 8oo-233-4830  \nManufacturing by QuadGraphics,FairfieldBook design by Nick Caruso DesignProduction manager:Devon Zahn  \nThe Countryman Presswww.countrymanpress.com  \nA division of W.W.Norton&Company,Inc.500 Fifth Avenue,New York,NY 10110www.wwnorton.com  \n978-1-68268-146-6  \n10987654321  \n# author's note\n\nI have a secret to tell you.You are not lazy.Youare not a failure.You are not unproductive.Theidea that we need to be constantly productiveand operating at 100 percent is just some capi-talist bullshit we've been conditioned to believein by society.Unless you live in France,of course,where the government gives you five months ofvacation and you get paid in cases of Syrah.  \nThis book is for those of you who need to letit all go and practice the art of doing just enough.","cbCaioZDAyWP0pKp","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioZDAyWP0pKp","pdf",3395258,152,"English","# Author's Note","[{\"question\":\"What is the main premise of the 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