I saw that too, but physical dials had their charm.

Honestly, that profit angle is smart, but my brain would find a way to ruin it. I'd get the good chair, finally be comfortable, and then spend all that extra time stuck in a deep Wikipedia hole about like, the history of concrete. My back would be great, but I'd have gotten zero work done and now I'm an expert on sidewalk curing times. It's a real talent. Still, a comfy seat is a game changer when you can actually focus.

Yes! I started using it a few months ago. It completely simplified my optimization process and my search traffic has practically doubled.

Honestly I used to get so stressed trying to draw every single person in a crowd, like it had to be perfect. But watching my friend just block in shapes with a brush pen totally flipped my view. Now I go for the overall vibe, just energy and movement, and it feels way more true to the moment. Having family there actually helps because you can point out little things to each other you might have missed alone. It turns it into a shared memory instead of just a drawing.

It's funny how that works for so many things now... like trying to explain a paint color or a piece of furniture. A picture really does cut through all the confusion.