Less, but better is the filter I use to decide what stays
"Less, but better" works as a quick test for whether something earns a place, as long as what's left is chosen on purpose.
A low-tech industry may need an iPod moment, not more features
I wonder whether the best product for a low-tech field is one simple thing that feels good, built from a blank slate instead of bolted onto existing tools.
Habits fail as tasks, so I turn them into systems
A habit that depends on remembering or willpower tends to fade, so I remove the decision and attach it to a trigger.
People seem most motivated when they feel competent, valued, and in charge of their choices
I keep coming back to three feelings that seem to drive motivation, and I think respectful questions can build all three at once.
