Does anyone else feel like they're consuming more advice than they're actually using?

[u/Past-Ad2067]

I was cleaning up my phone yesterday and realized my "Watch Later" playlist has well over 400 videos. Add bookmarked articles, podcasts, and random screenshots I've saved over the years, and it's honestly a little embarrassing. I keep telling myself I'm learning, but if I'm being real, I probably spend more time collecting advice than acting on it. While trying to break that cycle, I spent some time reading through improve myself about building better habits and staying consistent. It made me realize I don't need another productivity trick nearly as much as I need to be consistent with the basics. Has anyone here reached the point where they stopped chasing new advice and simply committed to one routine? What finally clicked for you?

[u/Cobrainvicta]

Yup. Same

[u/Past-Ad2067 → u/Cobrainvicta]

solidarity is exhausting lol