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

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

Digital doesn't forget.

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

We’re meant to forget.

We’re meant to let go.

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

JA Westenberg • I Deleted My Second Brain

Leandra Medine Cohen • Three years of cereal