You chase productivity hacks but never feel productive enough

This chase is exhausting, and seeing its shape brings relief. The chase for more productivity has no finish line — each gain simply raises the bar of what you expect, so you run toward a horizon that recedes; the problem is not the wrong method but that the pursuit itself is endless. Ask what all the productivity is for — it is a means, and a means with no end becomes a treadmill, so name plainly what you are being productive toward, and you often find much of your frantic efficiency serves nothing you truly value, and what you long for is to do what matters and then rest. And enough is a decision, not an achievement — no output declares itself sufficient, so you must decide what counts as a good full amount and allow yourself to rest in it, doing the few things that matter and then declaring it enough. The one who can say enough escapes a race the one who only produces runs forever. What is all the doing actually for?