A short YouTube talk by Daniel Borschel about improving time management by intentionally prioritizing work that "moves the needle." The speaker contrasts passively following a calendar of meetings with living a "conscious life," arguing that deliberate control of time increases freedom, enjoyment, fulfillment, and completion.
If you just show up and you're working through your calendar based on meetings other people put on there and you don't know what will move the needle for your week, you're not yet living a conscious life. The more you go, there's that block of time and that you teach yourself to do that. The more effective with time you are, the more time you have for freedom, for enjoyment, for fulfillment, for completion, whatever it is.
