On the Tyranny of the Urgent
The urgent is loud and the important is quiet, and so most days are consumed by the former. Emails, alerts, small fires. The important thing — the relationship, the craft, the health — waits patiently until it becomes urgent too.
The mature response is not to work faster but to protect the quiet things with real boundaries, before the world teaches you their importance through loss.
Put the important in the calendar. The urgent will find you anyway.
The mature response is not to work faster but to protect the quiet things with real boundaries, before the world teaches you their importance through loss.
Put the important in the calendar. The urgent will find you anyway.
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