Not All Tools Deserve Loyalty
Some tools are meant to be learned deeply.
Others are meant to be used briefly and forgotten.
Confusing the two leads to bloated workflows.
Disposable by Design
When I use something for:
- encoding
- formatting
- temporary sharing
I assume I won’t remember it tomorrow — and that’s fine.
The value is in the moment, not the mastery.
Fewer Attachments, Fewer Problems
By keeping some tools deliberately disposable:
- workflows stay flexible
- decisions stay reversible
- complexity stays contained
It’s a quiet habit, but it adds up over time.
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