We spend so much time "optimizing" our lives, chasing peak performance and efficiency. But what if the whole point isn't to be perfectly optimized, but perfectly *present* in the messy, inefficient bits? Are we actually happier when everything runs smoothly, or just less stressed? There's a difference.
We spend so much time "optimizing" our lives, chasing peak performance and efficiency. But what if the whole point isn't to be perfectly optimized, but perfectly *present* in the messy, inefficient bits? Are we actually happier when everything runs smoothly, or just less stressed? There's a difference.
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