Why Your To-Do List Is Quietly Killing Your Progress

Your to-do list feels like productivity. It isn't. Kapil on why a list that never ends keeps you busy, not moving, why ticking off activities fools you into thinking you're progressing when you're standing still, and the one swap that puts your focus back on outcomes that actually change your life.

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