Sophisticated tooling for evaluating options can become the most refined form of avoidance. When you can score, compare, and optimize 20 job listings at once, the activity feels productive — but it replaces the harder question of what you actually want with the easier question of what you could do. Execution layer tools that lack a strategy layer upstream will always optimize for activity, not direction.
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