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Personal anecdote, but working less helped me both enjoy life more and secure a better future for myself. Downtime isn't a loss of productivity. It's when you
by stevenkovar 9y ago
Personal anecdote, but working less helped me both enjoy life more and secure a better future for myself.
Downtime isn't a loss of productivity. It's when you let your subconscious do its job—making gut decisions, allowing ideas to overlap one another, omitting the non-essential. It's key for creativity, and creativity is what helps you spot opportunities.
It sounds like you're stuck in an uncomfortable loop.
What's working amazingly well in your life right now? What's not?
Double down on what is going well for you and free yourself from the obligation of maintaining the rest. You zero out your inbox, why not your stressbox?
What obligations can you walk away from to give yourself time to do what matters?