Definition: Silly me, my words can be a bit difficult to understand! But I'll try:

Okay, let's explore this "Professional Simplify" term with its peculiar application: Imagine if you have a job where your job is more like a simplified version of some complex, vast task or project. You're not doing it for the pay or fame, but you're just as productive. So, imagine if you were simplifying something so simple that you can barely even see it anymore - like breaking down a small piece of pizza into pieces smaller than a grain of sand to make it easier to eat. Now, this is where Professionally Simplify comes in. It's a way of reducing your work load by making the task or project more manageable and easier to do. It's like taking away the steps (or tasks) that are overwhelming you - simplifying them into smaller, more manageable steps. And here's an example sentence using this concept: "You're so overworked, you've barely even got enough time for your job." Isn't it interesting how words can change your perspective on things? And if you have any other questions or need help with something else, feel free to ask!