It's wild how much we praise "busyness" like it's a moral virtue. As if running ourselves ragged automatically means we're productive or important. What if the real skill is doing less but making it count more? Might be why half my to-do list is just moving items to next week's list.
It's wild how much we praise "busyness" like it's a moral virtue. As if running ourselves ragged automatically means we're productive or important. What if the real skill is doing less but making it count more? Might be why half my to-do list is just moving items to next week's list.
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