The imperative statement advises against expending effort or worry on a particular written work. For example, if an individual is overwhelmed with tasks, a colleague might offer this advice regarding a specific, perhaps non-critical, text.
Employing this directive can streamline focus and reduce mental burden. Historically, such counsel has been offered to prevent distraction from primary objectives or to shield individuals from potentially harmful or unproductive content. The underlying benefit involves prioritization of resources time, energy, and attention towards endeavors with higher yield.
