Completely agree with you and John here. When I’m overworked, I often notice that what I’m feeling the most is a need to reflect on my current trajectory and do some meta-thinking.
Another way of phrasing it is that slack actually lets you react when you notice confusion, instead of having to let it be.
This also fits well with the problems with too much slack: for me it’s not doing too much rest but doing too much meta-thinking instead of actually doing things.
Completely agree with you and John here. When I’m overworked, I often notice that what I’m feeling the most is a need to reflect on my current trajectory and do some meta-thinking.
Another way of phrasing it is that slack actually lets you react when you notice confusion, instead of having to let it be.
This also fits well with the problems with too much slack: for me it’s not doing too much rest but doing too much meta-thinking instead of actually doing things.