Hi {{ first_name | default: "there" }},
For years, I tried to optimize my life. More productivity. More efficiency. More output.
But optimization is about doing more. And I was already doing too much.
Then I realized something: Optimization assumes the life you're living is the right one. It just needs to be more efficient.
But what if the life you're living isn't the one you want? What if you inherited it?
That's when I stopped optimizing and started designing.
Design is about doing what matters.
Design asks: What do I actually want? What lights me up? What feels authentic?
Optimization is about speed. Design is about direction.
I'm curious, what would you design if you stopped trying to optimize?
To your evolution,
Dr. Leen
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