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After I started recording the objects and limits of each contract authorization, the anxiety before sleep about "Did I forget to turn off the gas" has been greatly reduced... Unlimited authorization, honestly, is like leaving your bank card password at the cashier, nothing happens normally, but when something does, it's too late. Especially recently, with new L1/L2 incentives to boost TVL, everyone is mining, selling, and running back and forth, and with more interactions, authorizations accumulate more and more, until you don't even remember who you gave permissions to.
My current habit is: revoke after use, set limits when possible, and go to sleep after revoking. So I won't wake up the next day to find an old contract still "trusts infinitely" in my wallet, which feels worse than a liquidation. Anyway, I prefer to click a few extra times rather than treat risks as luck.