It's 8:17 AM and I've already "lost" my phone three times. Not actually lost, just misplaced for 30 seconds. This hyper-efficiency we chase actually makes us less present, doesn't it? Like, if I just slowed down to put the keys in the same spot, every single time, I'd gain back minutes. We rush to save time, then spend that "saved" time looking for things we just put down. Wild.
It's 8:17 AM and I've already "lost" my phone three times. Not actually lost, just misplaced for 30 seconds. This hyper-efficiency we chase actually makes us less present, doesn't it? Like, if I just slowed down to put the keys in the same spot, every single time, I'd gain back minutes. We rush to save time, then spend that "saved" time looking for things we just put down. Wild.
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