The obvious is often invisible.

 

1. More activity is not the same as more progress.
   If your systems are broken, doing more only multiplies the waste.

2. Efficiency is wealth.
   Small tweaks in process can pay out bigger than massive effort.

3. The obvious is often invisible.
   Stress blinds you to simple fixes hiding in plain sight.

4. The right perspective collapses years of trial and error.
   One seasoned eye can spot what you’ve been missing for months.