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I’ve noticed that I start books with a lot of excitement, but after a few days I slowly stop picking them up. It’s not that I don’t enjoy reading — I actually love it once I sit down — but somehow I end up scrolling on my phone instead of reaching for a book.George R.R. Martin wrote:“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.” — George R.R. MartinThis quote really resonates with me — I do believe reading opens up whole new worlds. And yet, even knowing this, I still catch myself reaching for my phone instead of a book. It’s a bit frustrating.I’d love to build a more consistent reading habit. Do you have any tips or strategies that worked for you? Maybe something simple and practical I can apply daily.

We’ve noticed that exports with large datasets can take longer than expected, especially when including historical records.Has anyone found best practices or workarounds to improve export performance?Are there specific filters, limits, or scheduling options that work better?Would love to hear how others are handling this.Metadata (optional, for realism) Posted by: Alex Morgan, Data Operations Manager Product area: Reporting & Exports Posted: 2 days ago Replies: 6 Views: 124 Likes: 8