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Friction Maxxing: When Being Human Becomes a Trend
There’s a new trend going around called “friction maxxing”…
and I had to sit down for this one.
Apparently, we’ve reached a point where doing normal human things — talking to people, cooking dinner, asking for directions — is now considered a self-improvement strategy.
Yes. Really.
In this episode, I break down what this trend reveals about our relationship with technology, convenience, and… avoiding life altogether.
Because here’s the real question:
👉 What happens when we lose our tolerance for friction?
This isn’t just about earbuds in an Uber or ordering dinner from an app.
This is about leadership, decision-making, resilience… and what kind of humans we’re becoming.
It’s funny. It’s a little savage.
And it might make you rethink how much of your life you’ve quietly outsourced.
🎧 Tune in… and maybe try doing one thing today without an app.
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By debbiej2There’s a new trend going around called “friction maxxing”…
and I had to sit down for this one.
Apparently, we’ve reached a point where doing normal human things — talking to people, cooking dinner, asking for directions — is now considered a self-improvement strategy.
Yes. Really.
In this episode, I break down what this trend reveals about our relationship with technology, convenience, and… avoiding life altogether.
Because here’s the real question:
👉 What happens when we lose our tolerance for friction?
This isn’t just about earbuds in an Uber or ordering dinner from an app.
This is about leadership, decision-making, resilience… and what kind of humans we’re becoming.
It’s funny. It’s a little savage.
And it might make you rethink how much of your life you’ve quietly outsourced.
🎧 Tune in… and maybe try doing one thing today without an app.