Subtraction
What looks like discipline is often a carefully created environment to encourage certain behaviors. What looks like poor choices is often someone trying their best to use willpower to go against their environment.
No. 499 — November 20th, 2022 Brain Food is a weekly newsletter with the insights you need. FS Complexity is like energy. It cannot be created or destroyed, only moved somewhere else. — Read More TKP My conversation with Tobi Lutke on innovating in large companies, why following best practices ensures mediocrity, founders vs. professional managers, keeping your head while others are losing theirs, the technology he’s most excited about, and so much more. Here’s an excerpt: “The best thing founders can do is subtraction. It’s much, much, much easier to add things than it is to remove…
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