So framing this in the inverse way – if you have a windfall of time from “life” getting in the way less, you spend that time mostly on the most important work, instead of things like extra meetings. This seems good. Perhaps it would be good to spend less of your time on things like meetings and more on things like research, but (I’d guess) this is true whether or not “life” is getting in the way more.
So framing this in the inverse way – if you have a windfall of time from “life” getting in the way less, you spend that time mostly on the most important work, instead of things like extra meetings. This seems good. Perhaps it would be good to spend less of your time on things like meetings and more on things like research, but (I’d guess) this is true whether or not “life” is getting in the way more.
This is a really good point, I like the reframing.