I've definitely spent time building workflows that looked clever but solved problems I didn't actually have.
Looking back, I would have been better off fixing one simple bottleneck instead of chasing the newest tool.
What's a lesson you learned the hard way ?
I've tried both approaches. Some days I'll spend twenty or thirty minutes completing tasks , while other days I'll set aside a couple of hours and Focus without interruptions.
I've noticed my accuracy changes depending on how long I've been working.
How do you usually structure your time on the platform?
There are so many books , Youtube channels , university lecturers , research papers , and online resources that it can be overwhelming for beginners .
if a motivated person wanted to build a solid understanding of soil science from the ground up, what resources would you recommend first ?
Are there any books , websites , or courses that helped you understand the fundamental without requiring a formal academic background ?