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Five Tell-Tale Signs

Five Tell-Tale Signs

There are five tell-tale signs you may be addicted to productivity:

  • You don’t want to “waste” any time.
  • You tend to turn hobbies into side projects.
  • You feel guilty when you don’t hit your targets. 
  • You always make work a priority. 
  • You constantly feel busy.

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