18/10/2026
Sometimes, people resist improvement because being busy makes them feel important.
They fill their days with unnecessary tasks, attend endless meetings, and constantly put out fires.
When someone introduces a better way to work, they resist—not necessarily because the solution is bad, but because it threatens the image they have built around being busy.
For some people, efficiency means less opportunity to demonstrate how busy they are.
Being busy doesn’t mean being productive.
Looking occupied doesn’t mean creating value.
Keeping inefficient processes alive doesn’t make you indispensable.
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