First, it’s important not to get angry at machines. Computers, phones, and other devices are tools. They follow instructions, and when they break or give you results you don’t want, it’s not personal. It’s a machine. Blaming them or reacting emotionally only makes things harder. Instead, calm attention usually solves the issue faster.
Next, being able to make rough estimates is a valuable skill. This is sometimes called “ballparking.” Whether trying to guess how long something will take or how much it might cost, making good guesses helps in both everyday choices and larger decisions. It saves time and allows quicker thinking.