It’s tough to remember and practice all ideas. What’s even tougher is using them altogether.

You may start switching from one method to another, one idea to another, and yet achieve nothing significant.

There’s no need to implement everything you know in your work without realising a need for it. This may leave you to keep juggling a hundred different actions that are of no use.

Most of your time is spent in doing tasks which barely contribute to the results. The tasks which keep you busy and engaged instead favouring your efforts. Not everything that you do is important. Just a fraction of it is.