But what if we overcomplicate things because we're scared to make it worse? We dive into the hard fix first, thinking it shows we're serious about solving the problem. Why do we ignore the simple check that could save us hours? It's like we need to prove we struggled before we allow ourselves an easy win. That mindset turns a quick job into a whole afternoon of frustration. Maybe the real skill is learning to try the obvious step before anything else.

Saw on a baking show that rapid-rise activates way hotter. Instant yeast would've been even worse for that cake.