As much as I value and appreciate a pursuit of “the best” — the best tools, the best coffee, the best food, the best experiences — I realize that this can, at times, be an unhealthy pursuit. And that too much focus on only ever doing and experiencing “the best” of something can lead to disappointment and complaining when we don’t have “the best”.
Being content — and making each unique expreince “the best” — is a choice.
See also: Episode 24: [“Investing in Quality”](http://weeklybriefly.net/investing-in-quality/)
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