Fix Execution, Not the SOP

The article discusses the common problem of having too many inputs and SOPs, but failing to execute them. The author argues that if your SOP is already at 94% effectiveness, but you're only executing at 27%, the priority should be to improve execution, not to refine the SOP further. This is especially relevant with AI multiplying the number of inputs. The post emphasizes that executing on a good SOP yields far more value than incremental improvements to the SOP itself. It's a productivity-focused piece, touching on AI's role in information overload, but the core is about personal execution and routine management.