Less

Removing the cruft from life. Simpler, neater, quicker. Unburdened. Expansive of your time. Letting go of anything that no longer works - things, feelings and perceptions.

Stjepan Štajduhar

But also, that if you want to live again, you really have to let yourself die.

Leandra Medine Cohen • Three years of cereal

Digital doesn't forget.

Left unattended, it grows as mold, releasing toxic fumes.

We’re meant to forget.

We’re meant to let go.

Software should be like a living room. You don’t cram 4-5 couches in it just because there’s space to put them in.

Drawing on something DHH (37Signals) told me a couple of years ago, I’ve started keeping a single note called WHAT where I write down a handful of things I have to remember. The important bits will find their way back.

JA Westenberg • I Deleted My Second Brain

Just call. Don't schedule, don't send me a link to pick a time, don't show me your open slots, just pick up the phone and call. I'll answer or I'll call you back. I bet we'll naturally find a time to talk that day. It'll all work out. https://t.co/lBZa4vnsZx

Jason Fried x.com

Scheduling is creating obligations