Modern life is built around convenience.
Food is faster, communication is instant, and services are available immediately.
While this saves time, it also changes how we experience life.
When everything is quick, experiences become shorter.
There’s less anticipation, less process, and sometimes less satisfaction.
Waiting, preparing, and working toward something creates meaning.
Convenience removes that journey.
This doesn’t mean convenience is bad.
But relying on it entirely can reduce depth.
Because sometimes, the process is what makes the outcome valuable.