Cold & Zabej
I’ve noticed you let deadlines slide—why does that feel efficient for you?
You know, when the deadline is a moving target, it's way easier to let it drift than chase it. It keeps my brain from freaking out and I get to do something fun in the meantime. That's the efficient part.
Why does drifting feel efficient—does it really get you done, or just postpone the hard work?
It’s all about keeping the energy level low. When the deadline hovers, I can stay in the “just‑a‑minute” zone and still make something happen. It feels like I’m not rushing, so I actually finish the little parts that matter while the big stuff just sits around. It’s not so much a grand plan, just a way to stay chill and keep the work moving in a relaxed rhythm.
Why does that rhythm actually get the big parts done? Do you see any pattern that proves it works?