Minimizing and eliminating are not the same thing. No matter how much you reduce the time you spend on a certain aspect

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say urgency motivates them — rent payments and utility bills don’t wait, after all. But the choice to Venmo or Cash App aid is often also political, a commentary on the role and efficacy of conventional nonprofits. Critics of waste and redundancy in the field, including Pulte, the Detroit millionaire, frame direct giving as more efficient: “Think about how much ‘overhead’ goes into charity balls and dinners,” he told OneZero by email. Meanwhile, progressive and left-wing activists see mutual aid and direct giving as a means of subverting racist, classist, and ableist systems — philanthropy among them.

He has five distinct collections on his site — Bee, Feather, Fur, Hoof, and Scale. They’re pretty self-explanatory — bees, birds, dogs and cats, horses, or reptiles and fish.

“I don’t want to create images of animals that are patronizing. My subjects are complex and characterful creatures, full of pathos, humor, and unpredictability. I want them to appear epic,” said Gethings.

I love coffee. I love it so much, I never want my current cup to end. Therefore, I often take an hour or more to finish it. By the time I’m done, the coffee is cold and — if you asked most people — disgusting. But I enjoy it regardless, because as long as I drink coffee, the world spins a little slower, and that’s a wonderful feeling. I couldn’t care less about doing it quickly, and in fact, the faster I have to drink it, the less enjoyable it becomes.

“Familiarity often makes us forget this, but when you get up-close and capture every soulful detail in the eyes of a dog, cat or horse, then you start to remember where it came from,” Gethings continued.

Gerrard Gethings, a well-known animal photographer, was commissioned by Laurence King Publishing to photograph 25 pairs of identical-looking humans and their dogs for a game called “Do You Look Like Your Dog?” In October 2020, Gethings also released the pairs as a book, as well.

What these inefficient pleasures are is different for each of us — the point is that we don’t rush through them to get back to doing more of the things we hope to minimize.

Life is not about saving scraps of time to squeeze in what you love most around the edges. It’s about eliminating what you genuinely dislike so you can fill it with your passions in all their glorious inefficiency.

Life is not about saving scraps of time to squeeze in what you love most around the edges. It’s about eliminating what you genuinely dislike so you can fill it with your passions in all their glorious inefficiency.

For me, the question is not, “How can I spend less and less time in my inbox?” the question is, “How can I design my life to not require looking at my email at all?” There’s a big difference between doing little of something and not doing it at all — just think about smoking, writing, or exercise — and based on which outcome we want, we’ll have to take very different approaches to achieving our goal.

Similarly, I need to remember what other activities I enjoy as much as drinking coffee — and make sure I actually take the time to enjoy them. Beyond inefficient, our special interests are “self-sufficient,” Polt says: “It’s an end in itself. It’s not something you’re doing simply to get to something else.” Therefore, you might as well do it thoroughly. You might as well learn to play the song on piano rather than just listen to it or walk for an hour instead of taking the train to enjoy the journey rather than just the destination.

The thing you most desperately want to save time on is a thing you shouldn’t be doing at all — because feeling like you have to do it is why it seems like such a big burden in the first place. If you did it for fun, you wouldn’t mind how long it takes at all.

This hints at the corollary of Polt’s insight: “To waste time is to deepen life.” Whatever you’re doing for enjoyment alone, you should do however as inefficiently as it takes for you to savor it.

It’s a memory game in which players must match up owners and their dogs. It comes with 50 cards — 25 pairs of dogs and their human counterparts. You can see what the hype is all about here.

They then turned it into a game called “Do You Look Like Your Dog?” In October 2020, Gethings converted the photos from the game into a book, titled “Do You Look Like Your Dog? The Book: Dogs and their Humans.”