Are you “too busy?” When someone asks you how you are doing do you immediately respond with something like “I”m incredibly busy?” If the answer is yes, go read the amazing opinion piece in the NY Times by Tim Kreider titled The ‘Busy’ Trap. I’ll wait.

I’ve spent the last month at my house in Keystone in Maker Mode. I’m about to submit the final draft of “Startup Communities: Build An Entrepreneurial Ecosystem In Your City” to my publisher on Thursday. I’m closing two new investments in July. I’m running my 22nd marathon in Missoula in a week after raising $11,487 as a Random Act of Kindness for Justin Salcedo from Devine, TX who has testicular cancer. I’ve stayed on top of the 250 to 500 emails a day I get and have been responsive to all of the companies I’m an investor in.

Sure – I’ve been “busy”, but I don’t feel busy. I wake up each morning without an alarm clock and have found that I’ve been sleeping 9 to 10 hours a night. I’ve spent more time with Amy than I have in a while and as a special bonus get to sleep with her every night. We go out to dinner a few times a week. We’ve watched a bunch of movies (all of the Avenger series, Kill Bill 1 and 2, and a few others.) I’ve read a couple of books. We’ve had a great time with a few friends who have come up and spent a night or two with us. And I’m in front of my computer a lot.

I’ve been to Boulder twice – once for Big Boulder (for 24 hours) and then last week for two days. Each time I felt ridiculously overstimulated. I was overscheduled, busy all day long running from thing to thing, and without any time and space to think. These trips were the only ones where I used my alarm clock (on my iPhone) to wake up an I ended up with 6 hours of sleep each night. Busy, busy, busy. And in Boulder, a tiny little town of 100,000 people.

When I reflect on these trips, I stayed on top of my work but I wasn’t productive. Or creative. Or particularly happy. Ok – I had fun – I like all my friends and all the people around me, but at my core I felt exhausted at the end of each day. I felt the pressure building up of the things I hadn’t had time to work on. And one these couple of days in Boulder I didn’t feel like I had time and space for anything else.

In contrast, as I sit here on a Sunday morning, I feel free. Amy is out for a hike, I’m going for a two hour run in a little while, and then I’m going to spend the afternoon working on my book. I have inbox zero (four new unread emails have appeared as I wrote this) and nothing is backlogged other than some additional writing I want to do. When I look at my schedule next week, there are a few things on my calendar during my manager hours (1pm – 4pm each day) but they don’t feel oppressive to me. I’m completely relaxed about my Thursday book deadline – totally comfortable that I’ll get there. And I’m excited about running my first marathon since the 50 mile race I did in April.

We are creating the Busy Trap ourselves. I think it’s a way of avoiding our fear of death. If we are in the Busy Trap, we don’t have to spend time alone, or thinking about ourselves, or thinking deeply about the stuff we are interested in. By always being tired and overworked, we get to claim that we are “productive” even if the things we are doing are pointless. We get to prove our worth by being able to declare how busy we are. But, in a lot of cases we aren’t really doing much.

I work hard. I work a lot. And I have in the past month. But I don’t feel “busy”. I don’t feel overwhelmed. I don’t feel oppressed. I feel like I’m doing some of the best work of my life so far. And I’m having a lot of fun.

Have you fallen into The Busy Trap?

July 1st, 2012 Categories: Work-Life Balance Tags: busy, trap, Work-Life Balance

dwolchon

Great post. I constantly feel myself falling into traps like this, and have a hard time recognizing it. In addition, there are very few people who can pull me out of it. Being able to spot what’s valuable, and having people around to catch you are critically important for me. Does it get any easier to recognize this as you get older? I hope so.
http://freepository.com John Minnihan

“In contrast, as I sit here on a Sunday morning, I feel free”

I think that’s your inner introvert – which seems to be the dominant part of personality – being satiated.

Critical insight, I’d say.
http://www.aginnt.com/ A G

This reminds me of my post on “How to be a great entrepreneur: sleep, breaks, and a spouse”. http://www.aginnt.com/post/23693419818/how-to-be-a-great-entrepreneur-sleep-breaks-and-a

We all have the habit of trying to fill our lives with stuff. Time isn’t scalable and is linear. The “busy trap” creeps on me when I try to stretch myself way too thin.
http://www.facebook.com/safarichick Sarah Fazendin

Great post and something I also have been thinking about lately… productivity is not directly related to being busy whatsoever, and it seems to me that many of us in business (and start ups in particular) are now actively working to be productive, focused on the end game, not on filling our days and spinning wheels for the sake of it. A great shift to see from the business community!
- FAKE GRIMLOCK
  
  DO FEW GREAT THINGS IS BETTER.
  
  DO LOTS OF MEANINGLESS THINGS IS EASIER.
http://www.alearningaday.com Rohan

Love the post. Small caveat that came to mind – If you aren’t busy at all, I hope you get busy. Don’t theorize about prioritization and over-commitment without being over committed and stretched. You learn the game by playing, not thinking about it.

If you are busy, then this post is of course brilliant – I hope you don’t go crazy and get so busy that you have no time to step back and think about why you are so busy.. and what it’s costing you to be so every once in a while.
http://twitter.com/Chris_Gammell Chris Gammell

So is it the environment, as the NYT article states as well? And more importantly, if you’re seeing this as more creative and productive time, are you actively seeking out startups in more remote areas? I think that has interesting implications, especially as we see more startups move back towards the midwest (I’m in Ohio, but not in a startup).
- http://www.feld.com bfeld
  
  While I think environment matters, I think you can create the context you want in any environment. The contrast of how I live my life – even in the mellow confines of Boulder – stood out in stark contrast to me and I intend to change that dynamic.
  
  We invest all over the US and don’t really care where the company / entrepreneurs are.
  - FAKE GRIMLOCK
    
    IF INFLUENCED BY PEOPLE, STAY AWAY FROM ONES DOING IT WRONG.
    
    IF NOT, THEN JUST BE SELF, NOT WORRY ABOUT IT.
http://neilcocker.com/ Neil Cocker

Intrigued by the idea that my own personal dive into the Busy Trap may well be because of some kind of existential crisis. That could very well be right. I have some thinking to do!
Sarah Welle

Choosing to eliminate my very busy office-based job and transition to flexible from-home work as well as pursuing my own entrepreneurial ventures (a conscious choice that was the direct result of having a child 2 years ago) has, for me, really vividly reinforced many ideas mentioned in The Busy Trap article. Excellent article, thanks for pointing it out.
http://www.facebook.com/alexhammeronfaceb Alex Hammer

Nice post. We need to manage our lives rather than have them manage us.

80% of our success comes from 20% of our activities anyway, so there is a lot we can get rid of.
http://projectstepwells.com/ Yoav Dembak

Great post Brad, I personally am a big proponent of “busy is just letting someone else control your schedule and priorities” and make a point of not declaring myself “busy” and leave room for some fun/recreation.
http://prophotorental.com kohlmannj

This is a really great post, Brad. I often find myself thinking about & trying to optimize the difference between “busy” and “productive”. Thanks for the link to the article and for expounding on it via your own life as an example.
http://www.kineplay.com/ben Ben Milstead

As a struggling, under-funded startup with pie in the sky and forks in the road, we’re mostly exhausted, although happy on our feet when the pitcher of Kool-Aid isn’t dry. I dream about taking even a few days of think-tank time to meditate and wonder and re-discover the magic that got me started in our industry. Alas those days are always just out of reach.

What hurts most is the frequency of busy-ness that’s thrown our way by those who we necessarily deal with — clients, publishers, vendors, partners, funding. While we’re not perfect of course, it’s so utterly discouraging to be on our game only to be met by, at best, busy signals and, more typically, the whole gang of confusion, delays, deflections, obfuscation, laziness-masquerading-as-productivity and just plain flakiness. When the Kool-Aid runs out we make more. In the meantime, yeah, we become trapped by the busyness ourselves.
Jim B

Great post but part of the challenge is managing obligations and commitments foisted upon us by those who have a lot of power and control. You are successful VC and partner in your firm. While you are ultimately accountable to your LPs my sense is you have a lot of day to day control over how you manage your time. I’m in a big corporate machine and while I have carved out some control and flexibility (e.g. work at home a few days a week on my own schedule) ultimately 60-70% of my time and commitments are driven by the needs of my clients and the inefficiencies and “busyness” within our organization. I would like to move on and gain more freedom but family obligations don’t make that exit realistic at the moment. In the interim I have to be realistic and work with the inefficiencies and constraints of my situation.

Only point is that one can be acutely aware of the headaches of the Busy Trap but oftentimes the weight of obligations and constraints around us make it difficult to escape.
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http://www.andyswan.com andyswan

A switch went off for me about 2-3 years ago. We had built and sold two successful companies. In both cases, the success (and some failures) came down to two things: A decision and a relationship.

I couldn’t even lie to myself that being on-call email 20 hours/day had any meaningful impact whatsoever.

Now I’m “busy” during 4 tee ball games, 2 dinners with my wife, 8 bedtime stories, 12 bourbons with relationships and 27 holes every week.

I’ve never been more productive.
http://abdallahalhakim.tumblr.com/ Abdallah Al-Hakim

great post and thanks for pointing out the other great post in the times. Lots of great lessons and perspectives from both articles. I think the environment around you and the type of people does have a major influence on your life style.
http://www.corus-share.com/ seankelly

Touche!
http://jackdempsey.me Jack Dempsey

“I think it’s a way of avoiding our fear of death.” I think that is incredibly true. For each of us and for various moments in time, I’m sure thing we’re avoiding changes…but when someone last talked about “throwing” (what a word!) themselves back into their work, was it for happiness? Nah, I’d be it was to avoid thinking about or dealing with something. Kinda sad that we turn to work to give us that ‘out’.

Thanks for the thoughts Brad.
http://twitter.com/hertling William Hertling

Reading the article reminded me that when I was a kid we would stand about a hundred feet away from each other and fire BBs guns at each other, and that if you’re just the right distance away, you can see the BBs coming and dodge them. I’m not sure what the life lesson is, but it was dang cool and better than organized sports.
http://wooshii.com Fergus

Perhaps some practical insight into how you have avoided the busy trap – Would be interesting hear – Fast becoming one of my favorite blogs –
- http://www.feld.com bfeld
  
  Look for some examples coming soon!
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http://www.birthdayslam.com Jeff Robinson

Good post Brad. For most they may think they are working hard,hence busy,but are they working smart?
I wrote this blog post here I hope you and your readers enjoy called:
” Work Hard – Work Smart”
http://contrariansmind.wordpress.com/2012/06/15/work-hard-work-smart/
http://www.charliecrystle.com Charlie Crystle

I realized during my last startup that I 1) researched much more than I needed, which 2) took more time than I had which 3) made me late every evening and 4) made my wife and I miserable. I didn’t get more done, didn’t move the company forward, didn’t raise more or earn more.

correction–ex-wife.
http://about.me/brandonmarker Brandon Marker

At my last job, it was a constant competition of which manager, senior, or exec was more overwhelmed. I think back on that and am baffled as to why the exec, or higher, would allow that to happen. I am still learning how to properly align priorities, and probably will for the next 40 years.

never again will it be okay to constantly be overwhelmed. I am bookmarking the NYT article and revisiting whenever I stray from that.
http://bsoi.st/ bsoist

Thanks for sharing your take on this. I feel about the same way. I have a lot to do, but I don’t overprogram. I learned a long time ago to make sure there are margins for the unexpected and my priority is the spend time with my family.
http://engag.io/ William Mougayar

There is busy good and busy bad. You’ve described a busy good where you get things done each day, and there is more work ahead tomorrow, but you never fall behind to the point where today’s work gets done tomorrow or the day after. And that’s great.

Work expands to fill any time you give it. The biggest trap is to not give yourself little but constant deadlines for doing things so you can move them off your plate.
http://twitter.com/davidhhendricks Dave Hendricks

someone told me once that it’s a disadvantage to work for a ‘busy boss’. After being a busy boss myself and having worked for them at various times during my career, I have to agree. Being busy is overrated.
http://abdallahalhakim.tumblr.com/ Abdallah Al-Hakim

I reread the article this morning in the print edition (I always find that I catch more things from print edition!!) and got me thinking again. I do agree with the post that most people do create the busy trap for themselves but there are times when things are going to be busy and you can’t do anything about it. In those cases, I always make sure that I reward myself at the end of such a crazy period. This could be in form of a vacation, special meal or even watching a movie – The point is that you need to set deadlines and rewards that closely follow some of major accomplishments.
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http://behance.net/brandonburns Brandon Burns

yep, i’ve fallen into the trap before. and i thank this post for reminding me not to.

i also admire the Brad Feld’s (and others!) of the world who, despite being bombarded with countless people trying to contact them, are never being “too busy” to respond to as many people as they can. now every time i run into some 23 year old who’s just got a job and is “too busy” for everything, i tell them about the folks who truly are busy, but never “too busy.”
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http://musicvagabond.tumblr.com/ LSizzle

Great post, Brad! For all those that are looking for balance, it’s good to know it’s achievable.

I agree with dwolchon… it’s easy to fall into this trap. I’ve fallen into this trap at three separate jobs. I’m not running my own company. I’m working for someone else and I don’t always have control over my schedule. This kills me. I’m thankful for my fiance who can pull me out of a rut and encourage me to take a few hours off to do something personally productive. These precious hours of personal time are when I realize that you can’t be everything to everyone. If being everything to everyone is at the expense of your heath and happiness, you’re doing it wrong. Life is too short.
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http://www.junjaytan.com/ Junjay Tan

Thanks for the post, Brad. The busy trap is something we’re all prone to fall into, especially white collar workers who can work remotely. Both in grad school and in work life, I found that the most productive people tended to be those who could separate their work hours from their personal hours, since instead of wasting time at work they knew they had to get X done. Too many good friends wasted many extra months or years in grad school because they fell into the busy trap.

I personally like setting smaller tasks and then giving myself a reward for hitting those goals, like watching a movie with friends or going hiking.
FAKE GRIMLOCK

DO THINGS.
NOT TOO MUCH.
MOSTLY AWESOME.
http://blog.kwiqly.com/ James Ferguson @kWIQly

Hi Brad – Liked the post, so incorporated it into one of my own about pride / humility and attitude to work http://blog.kwiqly.com/2012/07/too-smart-to-be-humble-5-steps-down.html
Brandon

Lemme know when you re-publish this article after you have kids
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If you love it, it’s fun. If you don’t. It’s drudgery.
- http://www.feld.com bfeld
  
  Well said.
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http://www.facebook.com/agwheeler Aaron Wheeler

I really enjoyed this, and thanks for the link to that NYT article. For me, I think your differentiation between fun and happiness was quite on the mark. While keeping a busy play schedule can be really fun, it often leaves me feeling emotionally exhausted and not “happy” (though not sad either). Actually, the other article you shared a little bit ago about leadership and solitude touches on this as well. Great observation.
Dean

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