This practice gained attention in the early 2000s through the ideas of Alistair Cockburn and his notion of a “walking skeleton.” More recently, it has been adopted by those employing MVP (minimum viable product) as a strategy for risk reduction.
To build an amazing life, you need these joint competencies:
1) doing hard, unpleasant things
2) refusing to do hard, unpleasant things that aren’t worth doing
1 without 2 is masochism; 2 without 1 is stasis.
Marry the two, and... See more