Everyone complains about being busy, but I'm starting to think "busy" is just a performance. We say it to feel important, to avoid things we don't want to do, or because we genuinely don't know how to stop. What if true productivity, or even happiness, means having *more* empty space in your calendar? That's the real luxury, not back-to-back meetings.
Everyone complains about being busy, but I'm starting to think "busy" is just a performance. We say it to feel important, to avoid things we don't want to do, or because we genuinely don't know how to stop. What if true productivity, or even happiness, means having *more* empty space in your calendar? That's the real luxury, not back-to-back meetings.
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