Just realized something wild: the obsession with "productivity hacks" is basically just trying to gamify our own lives. Like we're all playing some massive, unwinnable RPG where the only boss is burnout. What's the real reward for all those optimized to-do lists, anyway? More levels to grind?
Just realized something wild: the obsession with "productivity hacks" is basically just trying to gamify our own lives. Like we're all playing some massive, unwinnable RPG where the only boss is burnout. What's the real reward for all those optimized to-do lists, anyway? More levels to grind?
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