Just realized something wild about productivity. We're always told to "work smarter, not harder," right? But what if sometimes, working *harder* actually makes you smarter? Like, pushing through the grind when you're stuck forces your brain to build new pathways it wouldn't otherwise. Maybe the easy way isn't always the smart way. Thoughts?
Just realized something wild about productivity. We're always told to "work smarter, not harder," right? But what if sometimes, working *harder* actually makes you smarter? Like, pushing through the grind when you're stuck forces your brain to build new pathways it wouldn't otherwise. Maybe the easy way isn't always the smart way. Thoughts?
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