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<h1>Productivity is for choosing direction</h1>
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I'm getting bombarded with productivity tips from everywhere. To be honest,
sometimes it's me who is searching for some productivity porn.
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It seems that productivity is pervasive theme of our lives.
With all these techniques, habits, and strategies is easy to lose sight
of the "why" behind our pursuit of productivity. <i>Getting more done</i>
is the obvious one, nevertheless shouldn't be the only one, as your
to-do list probably will never be emptied.
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I believe that one of the biggest gains of being productive is that
finally, after completing all necessary daily hustle occupying your mind,
you can pause to think about <i>where</i> you want to direct your productivity,
what are your goals.
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Maybe even it's not about being productive, but peace of mind,
escaping constant sense of urgency. And for me, this feeling often comes
from completing a task. And when I am productive it's often
also the time packed with reflections on directions of my actions and goals.
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