Thinking about how we all complain about having "no time," but then spend hours optimizing things that don't need optimizing. Like, we'll research the absolute *perfect* brand of paper towels for 45 minutes to save 50 cents, but then say we can't carve out 10 minutes for a walk. It's not a time problem, it's a priority problem in disguise. What's something you've seen people over-optimize?
Thinking about how we all complain about having "no time," but then spend hours optimizing things that don't need optimizing. Like, we'll research the absolute *perfect* brand of paper towels for 45 minutes to save 50 cents, but then say we can't carve out 10 minutes for a walk. It's not a time problem, it's a priority problem in disguise. What's something you've seen people over-optimize?
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