Lately, I’ve been wondering a lot about time management, my own sense of mortality, and then actually dealing with distractions and preserving my attention to what matters the most. In our daily lives, we rely on essentials like food, money, and electricity. These keep us going. Attention, however, is different—it is, in fact, life itself. Our experience of being alive depends on what grabs our attention.
My entire life, I’ve struggled to be a savvy young entrepreneur, project manager, musician, theatre kid, traveler, writer, reader, workout enthusiast, friend and a daughter. If possible, I had to do all at the same time. And those who know what I’m talking about are very familiar with the struggle of wanting to do everything. … Read more
Lately, I’ve been wondering a lot about time management, my own sense of mortality, and then actually dealing with distractions and preserving my attention to what matters the most.
In our daily lives, we rely on essentials like food, money, and electricity. These keep us going. Attention, however, is different—it is, in fact, life itself. Our experience of being alive depends on what grabs our attention.
