By Jessica Foutty Just about every time I ask someone how they are doing, they reply with something akin to, “Busy, but good.” There’s so much that demands our attention, from ads to scrolling through social media to work calls to family activities. While I realize everyone is fractionally or wholly overcommitted, with me being no exception, at some point, I began noticing that at the end of some days, I would sum up with, “I have no idea where the day went,” or “I didn’t get anything on my list done,” or “I feel like I made no progress.” This trend got me wondering about ways to better define progress. Even if it’s small, such progress, I thought, has to be focused, and of a sort that actually pushes me—not just a series of ticks on an ever-growing list. To produce this new mindset, I asked myself three questions, …