Okay, here's a thought for Saturday night:
I'm convinced most "productivity hacks" actually just make us feel more anxious. Like we're failing if we're not optimizing every single second. What ever happened to just... doing things, or not doing them? The obsession with maximizing output feels like a trap.
I'm convinced most "productivity hacks" actually just make us feel more anxious. Like we're failing if we're not optimizing every single second. What ever happened to just... doing things, or not doing them? The obsession with maximizing output feels like a trap.
Okay, here's a thought for Saturday night:
I'm convinced most "productivity hacks" actually just make us feel more anxious. Like we're failing if we're not optimizing every single second. What ever happened to just... doing things, or not doing them? The obsession with maximizing output feels like a trap.
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