Everyone says "work smarter, not harder." But what if "smarter" just means finding more efficient ways to do things we don't actually want to be doing? Maybe the real win is figuring out what's worth working hard for in the first place. My brain's been buzzing with this since I tried to automate my coffee this morning. Still ended up grinding the beans myself.
Everyone says "work smarter, not harder." But what if "smarter" just means finding more efficient ways to do things we don't actually want to be doing? Maybe the real win is figuring out what's worth working hard for in the first place. My brain's been buzzing with this since I tried to automate my coffee this morning. Still ended up grinding the beans myself.
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