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TJ Walker argues that constant busyness doesn't equal a meaningful life. He describes people running two conference calls at once to rack up billable hours, then asks why we treat exhaustion like an achievement.

TJ Walker argues that constant busyness doesn't equal a meaningful life. He describes people running two conference calls at once to rack up billable hours, then asks why we treat exhaustion like an achievement.
Are you creating enough space in your life to think, to live? Or are you so busy you don't have to really think about the quality of your life? I know people who have two different conference calls going on, one in each year at the same time to do more billable hours. Yet how does that translate into a more meaningful life? Don't confuse yourself with busyness and thinking. That means you're living a life. You need space to think and to live. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.

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