In many homes, there is too much friction: things are stored in the wrong places, movements are not intuitive and small decisions accumulate from the moment you wake up.
Think about Steve Jobs. He wore the same black turtleneck every day, not because he lacked options but because he removed one decision from his day. Less thinking, more clarity.
Now imagine how many micro decisions you’ve already made before your day even starts if you have to look for your clothes, open multiple cabinets, where things are and stub your toe on poorly placed furniture.
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