Complexity tends to give the impression of sophistication. But actual sophistication lies in making things simpler, not more complex.
So, let’s not make this more complex than it needs to be. (But also not simpler.)
Complexity tends to give the impression of sophistication. But actual sophistication lies in making things simpler, not more complex.
So, let’s not make this more complex than it needs to be. (But also not simpler.)

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While that makes for one of the greatest movie quotes, it’s certainly not the kind of business we strive for. I don’t know about you,
The most overrated speaking advice is to never say “Thank you for your attention!” It will ruin your talk, the advice goes, because it’s boring
Your phone?Instagram?Your colleague?That keynote speaker?The author of the book you’re reading? It’s an eye opening exercise to make a list of all the permissions you’ve