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<i>The author has an issue with productivity for the sake of productivity.</i> I agree with that sentiment. <i>Spending time helping people in need is obvious
by chromaton 12y ago
<i>The author has an issue with productivity for the sake of productivity.</i>
I agree with that sentiment.
<i>Spending time helping people in need is obviously a valuable and wise use of time, but you shouldn't feel guilty for not spending every waking moment increasing your net worth.</i>
Again, I agree, but the author seems to be A-OK with goofing off for years instead of pitching in with the rest of us.
- Cthulhu_ 12y agoI wasn't reading that in the first few paragraphs, what I read was the author has a huge feeling of guilt for not being productive enough, moving abroad in a rather random attempt at being more productive - whatever that means. It ended up being goofing off for a couple years, probably because she didn't have to make any money or didn't have much expenses down there - and probably realizing that pushing yourself to be more productive will actually lead to procrastination, and feeling guilty about not being productive is self-destructive and futile.