I get it now.

I get it now.

I used to have such a difficult time managing my time.

Executive dysfunction you might call it.

And I was hellbent against scheduling my free time. That’s free time. Not part of somebody’s schedule.

But I whiled it away. Time drifted and strolled while I puttered and scrolled.

Then the clarity of busy-ness, not the grindy-ness, the busy-ness, the good busy that makes you good tired and inspires you to do more of what you desire-ness of doing more with less

Time when boxed finds freedom in the box.