Increasing Productivity by Doing Nothing
It is easy to mistake “busy” for “productive.” We fill every gap—messages, meetings, side tasks, even our “breaks”—and then wonder why our focus, creativity, and decision-making keep getting worse.
This talk is about doing nothing on purpose. Not as a productivity hack, but as a practical way to restore your mind, body, relationships, and clarity. You’ll leave with a simple approach you can use immediately, plus a one-week experiment to reclaim slack in your day—because the deviation from the deadline will be far worse if you run out of gas.