Never stop fixing

Build better processes, never stop optimizing.

We moved in April, but we were due for a furniture shuffle.

In our house, we consistently arrange, organize, label, shuffle and sort the things around us to continually shave down time and remove steps to common tasks.

Not to invoke Marie Kondo, but it helps + feels good for the soul.

I do the same with my work.

Nothing I do is set in stone, it’s always a living document to be revisited and improved upon.

Collaboration and brainstorming is slower, but you consistently create a better result.

How about you? Do you flip around the tetris blocks of your space and mind regularly?

If not, you should consider giving it a shake. There’s nothing worse than a stale perception.