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Another critical proposal is to accept strategic underachievement. In an age obsessed with excellence, Berkman suggests that we acknowledge our limits and lower our standards in less critical areas to free up time for our priorities. By determining the bare minimum required for less meaningful tasks, we can reclaim substantial time. This may involve simplifying household chores or responding to emails with less urgency. Embracing this approach can help alleviate the pressure of needing to excel in every aspect of life.