Think about it this way:

If I do something -- I want to do it well. Or don't do it at all. Ultimately, doing things is an act of love. If you don't love what you are going to do fully, why even do it? Yes, of course not everything is going to fall into this bucket. But why not maximize the amount of things you love. It can be something simple, like tending to a plant, or sending a message etc

Why not? There is almost no downside to this

If something is worth doing it’s worth doing extremely poorly

It may additionally be worth doing well. That’s what we in the mediocrity business call optional extras.

So next time you feel purposeless and stick, ask yourself: What seems worth doing really poorly

If the answer is is “nothing” you might be suffering from optimization mind virus

Hehe, @vgr was arguing for the opposite the other day 😀.

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Hehe, @vgr was arguing for the opposite the other day 😀.  

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