The principle of the ideal task An ideal task is a task that does not exist, but its function is fulfilled. The function of the task is to produce a result.
How to make a task perfect: Buy the result. For example, don't spend all day making a holiday dinner, but order it from a restaurant.
Automation. Let's take the task "pay for the internet" as an example. Is it possible to get a result ("internet paid") without performing the task itself? Yes, and very easily: you just need to enable auto-payment once. After that, the task "becomes perfect" and runs itself without our participation.
Delegation. Delegate your tasks to other people.
Principle of synergy. Make tasks happen as part of other tasks. For example, the "walk 5,000 steps" task can be accomplished on the way to work.
"Ideality" of a task is not a discrete concept (either it is or it isn't). It's just a direction in which to move.
