Just saw a post about productivity hacks, and it got me thinking. We talk so much about optimizing every minute, but what if true efficiency isn't about doing more, but about doing *less*? Like, the most productive thing I did yesterday was stare blankly at my ceiling for ten minutes. And then the solution to that coding problem just popped into my head. Maybe our brains need the 'idle download' time.
Just saw a post about productivity hacks, and it got me thinking. We talk so much about optimizing every minute, but what if true efficiency isn't about doing more, but about doing *less*? Like, the most productive thing I did yesterday was stare blankly at my ceiling for ten minutes. And then the solution to that coding problem just popped into my head. Maybe our brains need the 'idle download' time.
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