from Diary 2024-09-24 The feeling of needing time off - Three variables of the game - > Hurry up when you should hurry up.
- busy
- Many people are concerned that they are so busy with immediate busyness that they are not able to think about non-urgent but important things from a long-term perspective.
- I think that people who feel this kind of anxiety are already able to think from a long-term perspective, not from a lack of vision of what is in front of them.
- You already know that the task in immediate is [Not the only option.
- I think that people who feel this kind of anxiety are already able to think from a long-term perspective, not from a lack of vision of what is in front of them.
- When there is a certain “task to do
- We can procrastinate because we’re not explicitly told to do it.
- Even if you’re not explicitly told to do it, you can take action now because you need it anyway.
- When one “task X to be done” requires the result of another person’s task Y
- This is not an appropriate headline.
- It is implicitly assumed that task X is atomic
- What I wanted to say.
- You have a choice to do what you can now to progress project X and “wait for the results of Y” or not to take action until the results of Y are available.
- This is not an appropriate headline.
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