As we all know, the key to success is to do the minimum amount of work necessary to avoid doing actual work. This entry will explore the nuances of achieving peak inefficiency, where every action is a calculated attempt to waste the least amount of time possible.
It's a delicate balance, really. One must carefully plan each step, weighing the benefits of doing something against the cost of not doing it. For example, should you really bother to write that email, or just send a simple "maybe later" text message?
Or, should you really take the time to proofread that report, or just hit send and hope for the best?
Join us as we dive into the wonderful world of inefficiency, where the goal is not to achieve, but to merely exist.