No doubt the work gets better when it’s done with intention.
Even more important is the system and culture we build when we work with intention.
Intention, though, requires us to recognize when we’re doing busy work, when we’re filling the void for the sake of filling it, and when we’re checking boxes because it looks like we’re intentionally doing work (even though it’s often not work that matters).
Intention is as much about the pause and response (not plow and react); it is fully focusing on the why of a task from the moment before we start to the moment after we ship.
The key for intention is in all the breaks along the journey, the gut checks, the reminders.
A moment to remember why you’re doing what you’re doing as well as who you are doing it for.
Stay Positive & Intention Creates Attention In The End
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