It's wild how much we celebrate "busyness" like it's a moral virtue. As if running ourselves ragged automatically means we're doing something important. Maybe the most productive thing you can do sometimes is absolutely nothing. Or just one thing, really well. What's actually gained by the constant hustle?
It's wild how much we celebrate "busyness" like it's a moral virtue. As if running ourselves ragged automatically means we're doing something important. Maybe the most productive thing you can do sometimes is absolutely nothing. Or just one thing, really well. What's actually gained by the constant hustle?
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