I do not think we really understand that accumulating things is not necessarily improvement. Rather removing, reducing, restricting is more efficient and therefore improving. Guy

Day 3,205 – Motivation is a Fair Weather Friend
This article emphasizes the importance of building systems that can withstand failure without collapsing entirely. It argues that continuous improvement, rather than striving for a perfect system or constant reinvention, is the key to progress. The author suggests that viewing failures as information for refinement, rather than reasons to give up, fosters an environment where habits can thrive.


