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Hello friends, how are you? Today's topic is going to be a bit unique—basically about productivity: why productivity starts to feel difficult or like torture.
In today's world, productivity has been made the yardstick of success. Everyone is running in this race to work more, achieve more, and always look busy. But this demand for productivity, instead of freeing people, has chained them in an invisible pressure.
You may have noticed that people who earn more or have more work are also more distracted. On the surface they seem happy, but inside they're very stressed. So at first productivity feels good—you think you're in control of your life and your goals. achievements are happening, but over time he realizes that if it becomes an obsession, rest is seen as wasted time and taking a break feels unnecessary. He ends up dropping everything and focusing solely on his productivity.
And what happens is that, friends, most people ignore their mental and physical energy and get stuck just checking off their to-do lists. They need less sleep, stress increases, and creativity plummets. The mind turns into a machine—it just has to keep churning out output no matter what the circumstances.
Friends, I don't know why this happens: even if someone has two valleys of gold, they'll still want a third. The most dangerous point is when a person starts to detach their self-worth from their productivity. If a day doesn't pass with productive activity, it feels like life is b This thinking slowly makes him anxious and ill. The truth is that humans aren't machines; they need rest, a bedroom, and emotional space. But some people keep working just because they believe their circumstances will improve. They keep pushing productivity, and when they succeed at productivity… have already been achieved, then they have nothing left except illness. Everything they've poured into productivity and earned ends up going back into their diseases. So, friends, whatever work you do, you shouldn't have an obsessive, never-ending drive—don't take on too much burden. Don't take on too much work or too much worry. Just work at your own pace. Whatever is meant for you will surely come to you, no matter where you are in the world.
