The Right Kind of Busy
Interestingly, humans do thrive better when there’s work. I’m not referring to the frantic scurrying we’ve dressed up as ambition—but real, rooted work. The kind that gives shape to your days and substance to your soul. Something to build, tend, and contribute to. Something that says, I was here. I mattered.
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Ifenimix.comSaying No to Being BusyAs a society, we've fallen into a trap of busyness and overwork. In many ways, we have mistaken all this activity to be something meaningful. The underlying thought seems to be, “Look how busy I am? If I'm doing all this work, I must be doing something important.” And, by extension, “I must be important because I'm so... See more
James Clear • The Myth of Multitasking: Why Fewer Priorities Leads to Better Work
There’s a peculiar arrogance in busyness, a moral superiority wrapped in martyrdom. It’s the mute pride of the perpetually in-demand, the smug glow of the over-scheduled. “I wish I had time to read”, says the busy person, as if reading were a decadent pastime for trust-fund poets rather than a basic act of mental hygiene. “I just don’t have time... See more