We've all used calculators, yet the buttons MR , MC , M+ often remain untouched. For years, i used to assume they would complicate things, when the fact is that they were designed to simplify multi-step problems. 

This is a simple example of Status Quo Bias our tendency to stick with with the familiar even when better options sit right in front of us. In business, economics, and daily life, this bias quietly erodes efficiency. Efficiency isn’t always about complex models or grand strategies. I feel sometimes , it’s about small acts of exploration? whether in a tool, an idea, or even a habit. 

Maybe progress begins not with a leap, but with the quiet courage to try the unfamiliar ?