Making something complicated is easy, and it usually doesn’t help to move things forward. Instead, it slows things down.
Making something simple is hard, but worth doing. When you simplify, you make things easier to understand. You bring clarity to a situation. You establish a platform that can be easily remembered and leveraged, a mental model on which to build progress. You remove obstacles, gain credibility, and build momentum.
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