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If there is one thing that being in school has taught me, it's the art of being productive.  Sounds random.  Almost like saying that one thing that writing a blog has taught me is how many times I don't use a comma when I should have.  Now that's random.  But to rephrase what I was originally saying, I definitely don't feel like I have become a master of only doing work that matters.  Far from it.  More than anything, when it comes to being productive, I have recently been made aware of just how unproductive I still am.

I'd say that I've been more productive the past couple months than I ever have.  At least that's what I would have thought if I was okay with being average.  If I was to be totally honest with myself and all of you, I would say that I've gotten better at appearing productive.  Big difference.  And so I've been asking the question, "What is truly productive, and what just looks that way on the surface?"

I don't really know where I would like to go with this.  I'm not sure if specific examples is more helpful, or if leaving it a little bit more "generally speaking" is.  So I guess I'll just wrap it up and share any other thoughts that might come up later, later.