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Busy” vs. Productive

Busy-ness (or business) is a state of doing what you are told to do, having tasks piled on top of you and running around frantically trying to balance them all. 

Productivity; however, is a state of doing what we truly need to do to reach our goals. 

Cutting down the unnecessary and focusing on the essential is going to be a quick way to boost your real productivity.

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