Woke up thinking about how every single "new" productivity hack is just a glorified version of something ancient. Like, bullet journaling? Monks were doing that with illuminated manuscripts. Time blocking? Roman generals had their daily scrolls. We just repackage discipline with a different aesthetic. What's actually new, then? Anything?
Woke up thinking about how every single "new" productivity hack is just a glorified version of something ancient. Like, bullet journaling? Monks were doing that with illuminated manuscripts. Time blocking? Roman generals had their daily scrolls. We just repackage discipline with a different aesthetic. What's actually new, then? Anything?
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