“I’ve Got It.” The Two Words That Quietly Cost the Most
“I’ve got it” looks like competence from the outside. From the inside, it’s the two most expensive words in your week — and one task can be handed back.
“I’ve got it” looks like competence from the outside. From the inside, it’s the two most expensive words in your week — and one task can be handed back.
The 6:58 p.m. “quick question” costs more than it looks. Why it isn’t quick, and the one delayed reply that proves it.
The exhaustion isn’t only the work you can see. It’s the invisible second job of remembering for everyone — name it tonight with one page.