Distracted. . .

 

It’s easy to fall into the delusion that busyness drives productivity. From the outside, busyness often looks like progress, purpose, drive and focus. But the truth is busyness has no implicit value.

If you’re not busy taking action toward the life you want, it’s likely that you’re distracting yourself. That’s what we do. We busy ourselves so we don’t even have time to see that we’re in avoidance.

When you’re serious about making progress you make time to reflect and learn. You take an honest look at whether your actions, time and energy are aligned with the vision you have for your life. And you dig beneath the surface to see what’s really driving you.

Stand up to your obstacles and do something about them.
You’ll find they don’t have half the strength you think they do.

Peace and Love, Jim

One thought on “Distracted. . .

  1. Possibly the most sense I have heard in a long time, procrastination, ah maybe later!!! Easy to fall in to it.

    Thanks Jim.
    Have a good one.

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