What's the least I have to do to get a great result?
As a recovered caffeine addict (back in the day I used to think it would be quicker to have a drip in my arm than keep getting up from my desk to go back to the coffee machine), James Hoffman is always insightful and entertaining. His YouTube channel is a fount of information for any coffee lover.
His question in many ways goes to the heart of what productivity means for me, for a couple of reasons:
By optimising how you do something it means that you can achieve more with the same amount of effort, or less.
You can do more (of this or something else).
Not that you should automatically be doing more, but that's a subject for another day.
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