I feel like sometimes the saying 'work smarter not harder' is kinda overrated. What if you spend too much time scheming up a plan to work 'smarter' while you could be getting stuff done? 

Also, the very saying itself just seems a bit deceptive/dishonest. The saying sort of devalues genuine experience. 

If you work hard first and figure out how that strategy works, a potential future 'smart' tactic can develop, and that tactic will be that much more efficient. If too much time is spent trying to think of slick tricks and things like that, you may end up just playing yourself. 

How can you fix a problem, if you haven't truly experienced it?

This is the problem of politicians. They think they can fix problems by simply watching TV or something and then plot their ideas or whatever. But really they don't know what reality is like for the majority. 

I'm generalizing I guess. 

But I'm more of a believer of repetition and A to B type of living I guess. Then I can attempt more efficient solutions with actual experience to look back on and use. 

But yeah, today was decent enough. Watching UFC fights is like a drug sometimes, although these fights were mostly a bit underwhelming. I still loved every bit of it. The suspense kills me in the best way. 

All this action makes me miss the NFL. Luckily that's just around the corner baby!!!!

I've been watching this show called 'An Idiot Abroad' and man is it hilarious!!! Sad but also kinda glad I never heard of it until now!! 

Hive on folks. 
https://youtu.be/GpS77R7q_Fg