If you never stop to ask yourself if the sacriﬁce is worth it, your days will automatically begin to ﬁll not just with more things, but with more trivial or tedious things, because they’ve never had to clear the hurdle of being judged more important than something else. | Oliver Burkeman | Four Thousand Weeks

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If you never stop to ask yourself if the sacriﬁce is worth it, your days will automatically begin to ﬁll not just with more things, but with more trivial or tedious things, because they’ve never had to clear the hurdle of being judged more important than something else.

-- Oliver Burkeman