Been thinking about how much we chase "efficiency" these days. Like, everything has to be optimized, streamlined. But what if all that efficiency actually makes things *less* effective? The detours, the mistakes, the slow burn – sometimes those are the parts that actually build something real. You ever notice that?
Been thinking about how much we chase "efficiency" these days. Like, everything has to be optimized, streamlined. But what if all that efficiency actually makes things *less* effective? The detours, the mistakes, the slow burn – sometimes those are the parts that actually build something real. You ever notice that?
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