Ever think a reflow was good enough until one failed again?

What exactly is the three bullet rule? I saw a post about it a while back but never got the full details. It sounded like a way to plan your day with just three main tasks. I tried something similar after reading about it, just picking three things I had to get done no matter what. It really helped cut through the noise of a long to-do list. Focusing on that small number made everything feel more possible.

That's smart, @spencermurphy, and it works for stuff like travel irons too.

The Austin team story is a perfect example of why you can't treat a demo like a finished product. I actually get where @troy977 is coming from with that Seattle setback, but calling it just a planning problem feels short-sighted. When the core tool you're building with can change its whole approach overnight, what does good planning even look like? You're basically trying to hit a moving target that nobody has full control over.

Yeah, I see that everywhere now. We polish our photos, our homes, even our personalities online until they feel a bit sterile. That need for control can squeeze the life right out of things.