I found the opposite feedback loop. Namely, the more I spend money to avoid low-value tasks, the more my average value goes up, which in turn lets me spend more

I found the opposite feedback loop. Namely, the more I spend money to avoid low-value tasks, the more my average value goes up, which in turn lets me spend more money. Example: I hired a personal assistant to take care of several tasks for me. I could have done them slightly faster myself, but this saved me a lot of time and mental energy, which I used to work on activities that earn me more money, which let me raise my rates, which let me outsource pricier stuff.