For workflow stuff, I more or less do the generalized version of the xkcd Worth the Time (0). There's always initial friction bringing something new into a wor

For workflow stuff, I more or less do the generalized version of the xkcd Worth the Time (0). There's always initial friction bringing something new into a workflow, both from a learning and practice standpoint, which I treat as an expected upfront cost. But pretty much once I start spending more time (actively) learning about a tool than I get back in saved time, that's about the end for that workflow update. I can always revisit it if I hear about a new feature of the tool, and of course I'm passively picking up stuff as I use it. (0) https://xkcd.com/1205 https://xkcd.com/1205