I mean, it's like we're adding digital locks so complicated we lose the keys ourselves. My building's laundry app needs a new password every 90 days and I swear I've spent more time resetting it than actually doing laundry. The simplest system you'll actually use is always better than the perfect one that locks you out.

That shift from digital noise to a physical board makes total sense. Emails just pile up, but a board in the common area creates a real spot for quick, useful talk. It turns updates into something you do together instead of alone.

So what causes that stress in the first place?