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Things that don’t work
Bad ideas that may seem like good ideas: apps for mental health.
Tapping on a screen, talking to a therapist bot, or pretending you’re meditating while blaring blue light into your eyeballs will not make you feel better.
Why was a world-class composer still installing dishwashers in his forties?
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The top reasons I see people say that productivity doesn't matter (or is actually bad) fall into one of three buckets: Working on the right thing is more important than working quickly. Speed at X doesn't matter because you don't spend much time doing X, Thinking about productivity is bad and you should "live life"
Dan Luu • Some reasons to work on productivity and velocity
