Ditch Your Busyness Badge
In our busy world—with its emphasis on success and productivity—we often equate rest and peacefulness with laziness. If we’re not constantly busy, we feel guilty.
And while productivity isn’t a bad thing, of course, we should also value downtime. Otherwise, we can end up feeling exhausted and depleted.
What if you take a productive pause and ditch the busyness badge? Watch Michelle’s video for a few ideas!
Here are links to the Inc.com articles referenced in the video:
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Recommended Reading
The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin
I devoured this recent book by record executive and producer Rick Rubin, which I received as a gift from a colleague. Then I immediately restarted it. The second time around, I’m savoring it, allowing myself one chapter a day so the ideas can really sink in. I also bought the audiobook, which means I can easily sneak in a chapter when I’m on the road. The title suggests it is simply another book about creativity but it’s really a book about life.
Creativity Takes Courage: Dare to Think Differently by Irene Smit and Astrid Van Der Hulst
Do you learn better through interaction? Then this book might be fun for you! Organized around a series of 12 “dares,” including Dare to Be Bored, Dare to Fail, Dare to Be a Kid, and Dare to Go Offline, this book will push you to be fully present and live more creatively.
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