It truly is not about time. If we're clear on the objectives of something, it might be that the last 20% of polish on the document is a really bad use of time.
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It truly is not about time. If we're clear on the objectives of something, it might be that the last 20% of polish on the document is a really bad use of time.
What's the least amount of work I could do to make this thing as good as possible? versus How do I do as much work as possible to make sure it's great?
I just decided that these moments of management were more important than being on time to my next meeting. And so I was just late sometimes.
When it comes to judging logos, for instance, the days that I spend knowing exactly what I'm going to do and all it is me just moving little Bezier handles around and getting it feeling right and whatever, those are pure therapeutic zen for me.