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Always grind it may get boring but the pay of is good cause once you have( not just beat but) destroyed the final boss it's less time consuming doing the extra bits.
Am maxed out on 13-2 to use a recent example so currently plowing through the paradox endings.
Same went for ff 8 fighting omega and stuff was much more bearable because I pre-grinded.
I also think if you grind you can focus on the story better as you don't have to waste time levelling here and there.
Grinding for side missions and optional boss fights as well as a boss during the story ONCE in a while, maybe 3-4 times the whole game.