Productivity
Johanna and
Productivity
Johanna and
My father was a Sarkari Babu (government officer with basic salary) his entire life, he was at one job throughout his life. He drove a Bajaj scooter with five of us on the scooter. I was in my mother’s lap, Neha on the in-between of two seats and Neetika standing at the front. I was always scared that I would slip from my mother’s lap because I was
... See moreA good life doesn’t ask you to be good at everything.
It asks you to find the small circle where you have unusual leverage, and to be peacefully average at most of the rest.
It’s like walking around with a metal detector over your own life, waiting for those little “beeps” of intensity.
Yes, you could fail, but we all know what happens when you don’t try—nothing.
Your work is too important to be left to how you feel today. On the other hand, committing to an action can change how we feel. If we act as though we trust the process and do the work, then the feelings will follow. Waiting for a feeling is a luxury we don’t have time for.
A great way to get out of your head and into your world is to do a task you can actually finish.