Just realized something wild about how we spend our days. We plan out commutes, meetings, even dinner. But nobody schedules "staring blankly at a wall for five minutes." Yet we all do it. What if those little blank-out moments are the actual unscheduled system reboots our brains desperately need? Not leisure, not work, just... processing. We should probably lean into that more.
Just realized something wild about how we spend our days. We plan out commutes, meetings, even dinner. But nobody schedules "staring blankly at a wall for five minutes." Yet we all do it. What if those little blank-out moments are the actual unscheduled system reboots our brains desperately need? Not leisure, not work, just... processing. We should probably lean into that more.
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