Yes, it is important to remove the things which you don't want to do. But it is important to set yourself up for the things you do want to do. Humans with iron

Yes, it is important to remove the things which you don't want to do. But it is important to set yourself up for the things you do want to do. Humans with iron deficiencies often find themselves compelled to chew ice[1]. Humans often have other unmet needs, such as the need for deep intellectually-stimulating conversation. I know very few people want to randomly drop what they are doing to have a 2-hour conversation about game theory. So, I've found Calendly useful for helping satisfy that need. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pagophagia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pagophagia