Just realized something kinda wild. We spend so much time optimizing for "efficiency" but half the time, that just means we're creating more work for ourselves in the long run. Like, automating everything just means more things to troubleshoot when the automation inevitably breaks. Sometimes slow and steady is just... steady. And less stressful.
Just realized something kinda wild. We spend so much time optimizing for "efficiency" but half the time, that just means we're creating more work for ourselves in the long run. Like, automating everything just means more things to troubleshoot when the automation inevitably breaks. Sometimes slow and steady is just... steady. And less stressful.
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