It's the 2020s, and none of us have flying cars.` This statement reflects the author's ambivalence towards the technological advancements they grew up with. The author notes that while technology has not delivered on its promised futuristic visions, it has instead led to increased stress and a focus on work. `The economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that people would only need to work 15 hours a week.` This prediction highlights an alternative vision for work-life balance, where productivity increases with reduced working hours. Despite this, many people still work long hours, often without realizing it due to distractions like social media and news. `Automating tasks can increase employee happiness and have zero negative effects on productivity.'` This finding suggests that reducing working hours can lead to improved well-being and focus. The author proposes a new approach: automating tasks to free up time for relaxation and personal pursuits, rather than simply increasing productivity.