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Peter Sorgenfrei reflects on Alan Watts and argues for measuring your days by presence instead of productivity. Ask yourself if you were where you should be, with others, and with yourself, rather than counting emails or meetings.
Peter Sorgenfrei reflects on Alan Watts and argues for measuring your days by presence instead of productivity. Ask yourself if you were where you should be, with others, and with yourself, rather than counting emails or meetings.
Alan Watts said, stop measuring days by measures of productivity and start experiencing them by a degree of presence. We all talk about how much stuff did I get done today, or I didn't get all the things needed that I needed to get done done. What about thinking about, was I where I was supposed to be today? Was I with the people that I was with? Was I with myself in the way I wanted to be? Rather than measuring whether or not you sent a lot of emails or had a lot of meetings. Start measuring or start experiencing whether you're present with the people you're with.
