The line about ending the day spent but not invested hit me. That's the quiet cost nobody tracks. You were productive, but was anything real? When the tools remove all friction, you lose the resistance that used to tell you what was worth pushing through.
The question remains, what is that resistance worth? And I think it's worth quite a bit. But not all tasks are equal. I wrote about the importance of friction here as well: https://www.arrr.co/p/no-shortcut-to-becoming
The line about ending the day spent but not invested hit me. That's the quiet cost nobody tracks. You were productive, but was anything real? When the tools remove all friction, you lose the resistance that used to tell you what was worth pushing through.
The question remains, what is that resistance worth? And I think it's worth quite a bit. But not all tasks are equal. I wrote about the importance of friction here as well: https://www.arrr.co/p/no-shortcut-to-becoming