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Thanks for linking that. Their rubric for ultra-processed is easy enough to grok that folks could use this at a grocery store. We're on a kick to remove "parame

Thanks for linking that. Their rubric for ultra-processed is easy enough to grok that folks could use this at a grocery store. We're on a kick to remove "parameters" from tasks right now, so this definition is clearer than thoughts like "stick to the outside of the store."

FredPret 1y ago
Reducing the parameters on tasks, and eliminating tasks has been a huge win for us. Tranquility, and still results.
- bevr1337 1y ago
  This is venturing off-topic, but can you expand on "eliminating tasks." Is eliminating a task like setting up auto bill pay, or getting rid of items that I don't want to clean?
  - FredPret 1y ago
    Yes to both. This is my heuristic: - think about what would happen if something is simply left undone - can I do the same task with fewer steps - if I relaxed the definition of success a little, does it get a lot easier? - can I farm it out to a person or a service? (Like bill autopay, or Instacart)