Escape
Repetition

Don't just live with it.
Build your way out of it.

There's a line between tasks you endure and tasks you actually try to fix.

Most people tolerate hours of repetition because it's not quite bad enough to act on. It's not their job to fix. They don't think it's possible.

We live with tiny annoyances. Hours disappearing into the
void of monotony.

Repetitive work doesn't have to be accepted. The tools you already use can be connected. Automated. Made to do the boring parts of your job so you can do the real work.

It just takes someone willing to build it.
Twenty small fixes. One real problem solved.
20:1
escape the repetition.