We all have busy days. But busy does not always mean meaningful.
Written by:
Justin Walton
Date:
May 30, 2025
We all have busy days. But busy does not always mean meaningful.
One sign of misalignment is ticking off task after task yet feeling disconnected from progress. That is the difference between motion and meaning.
Purposeful activity is not about constant productivity. It is about knowing that what you are doing matters and is connected to something you care about. When your days start to reflect your deeper purpose, energy flows more easily, and overwhelm loses its grip.
Reflect on how you reconnect the dots between what you do and why you do it.
Answer this question:
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Justin Walton is an Executive and Financial Coach, and Consultant working in Essex and London. He writes regularly on financial well-being and brings his lived experience and professional expertise together to benefit clients and partners.
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