8. Reclaim Your Time: Reliance on Busyness - Deepstash

8. Reclaim Your Time: Reliance on Busyness

Busyness is often worn like a badge of honor, masking a deeper fear of inadequacy. Break the link between worth and productivity, encouraging rest, spaciousness, and conscious living.

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geekzen shares mindful reflections on purpose, presence, and the messy beauty of being human.

Dr. Chatterjee emphasizes that lasting change stems from understanding and addressing the underlying causes of our habits, rather than merely tackling the habits themselves. By identifying these root causes, we can foster sustainable personal transformation.

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