Distractions are like weeds in the garden. They consume valuable resources that are meant for flowering plants and fruiting trees. These weeds hamper the growth of much-wanted vegetation.
We can kill a few of these weeds by brute force, feel tired, and give up. Alternatively, we can identify the root cause of these distractions and treat them for good.
Here are a few root causes I have treated recently: social media, online shopping, and checking emails randomly. I am currently on a mission to treat others well, too.
Now, please take this opportunity to identify the root cause of your distractions and take steps to treat them well. It is gratifying. So, please don’t leave it until the next day.
