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I like to do things in a simple way. If you are doing something with someone else, you can lie in a hammock in the shade of a tree, drink iced tea, use your phone, and still get the work done effortlessly ; While others have to rush around the world... Between the two, I certainly cheer for you. But don’t get it wrong. I also hate the lazy. I also hate those who take shortcuts and try to get something without working for it. I acknowledge the meaning of work. I just don’t like those people who insist on climbing up tall buildings instead of using elevators, nor do I like their tactics for gaining fame through such actions. If something can be done simply and easily, why make it complicated and laborious? Those who work with ease and joy, who work in a happy atmosphere and enjoy their work, are the true wise ones.
I agree with the original poster’s view. But some people, when dealing with certain things, value the process rather than the outcome.
Indeed, those with such a mindset are able to understand the meaning of life and know how to live.
Simplifying complex problems is a sign of skill; but what about complicating simple problems?
People are different from one another; each person has their own temperament and characteristics. Don’t try to impose your ways on others – as long as everyone feels that they are living a good life, that’s enough
Life is about being happy, living a happy life, but one must also do things well