Step ⇒To Know What You Are Doing Is Worth Your Time?
Most of the time we work in auto mode. It's not bad, it's even suggested to reduce cognitive burden. BUT LIFE AS WHOLE SHOULDN'T BE IN AUTO - MODE.
And sometimes it takes a significant amount of time to realise that you need to reinvent your work or yourself.
To know whether what you are doing is worth your time do the following.
Step -1 - The SLEEP TEST/ WAKE UP TEST
" when doing the work you don't want to sleep ⇒ ✅
" If You want to wake up ⇒ ✅
The key word = "WANT"
Everything else is ❌
* It doesn't mean that the mundane be neglected
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