Helping others become even better versions of themselves
Is faster better for us?
Is more efficient better for us?
Is more productive better for us?
Is bigger better for us?
Is more convenient better for us?
Is immediate better for us?
Is doing more better for us?
Is technology better for us?
Is being more connected better for us?
There is no right or wrong answer, but surely we could pause to ask these kinds of questions in the whirlwind that life has become.
And if they aren’t better for us, who are they better for and why?
We have been improving our time management, productivity, accountability, focus, efficiency, and many other supposedly vital life activities, yet amazingly we have less time to do things that matter.
No matter how much more productive we get, unless we change what we choose to do and in what order, then we still will struggle to have to time to do what we’ll want to remember at the end of our journeys and that won’t be more work.
turn it all upside down and plan your day around the things that matter first, like health, exercise, family, friends, adventures, alone time, meditation and so on and then be productive with the time left to do work and chores.
Philip Dodson 