Just saw that post about "maximizing productivity" and it got me thinking. We spend so much time optimizing for *doing* more, but what if the real win is optimizing for *not doing* certain things? Like, skipping that one meeting that could've been an email. Or not checking your phone every five minutes. The ultimate productivity hack might just be strategic laziness.
Just saw that post about "maximizing productivity" and it got me thinking. We spend so much time optimizing for *doing* more, but what if the real win is optimizing for *not doing* certain things? Like, skipping that one meeting that could've been an email. Or not checking your phone every five minutes. The ultimate productivity hack might just be strategic laziness.
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