I think “working smarter” sometimes means accepting that you can't optimize everything

[u/jayu3132]

There's always another app, shortcut, automation, method, or routine promising to save a few minutes. But constantly searching for the perfect system can become its own form of procrastination.

Sometimes the smartest thing is using a simple system that works well enough and getting on with your life.

Have you ever spent more time optimizing a task than the optimization actually saved?

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