Ever observed the compelling urge we humans have to fill empty spaces?
You’ve got an empty roomβyou run to buy furniture. ποΈ
Your calendar looks too vacantβyou invent tasks. ποΈ
Got a large office? You’re in a rush to pack it with people. π’
We’ve become masters at creating solutions for non-existent problems. π§©
Now, imagine the magic in redefining this norm.
Imagine being an ‘Action Minimalist.’ πΆββοΈ
Instead of aimlessly filling spaces, we take a pause. We assess what genuinely needs our attention, and then we act. π
We stop treading water and begin making purposeful strides. π
The question changes from ‘how can I make this better’ to ‘what problems truly need solving.’
