In a world obsessed with growth hacks, tech stacks, and 12-tab workflows, small businesses often fall into a trap: doing more in the name of productivity. But here’s a truth most founders learn the hard way — complexity kills momentum. And when you’re running a lean team, every added task, tool, or meeting is a tax on your focus.
Welcome to the age of subtractive operations — the practice of doing less intentionally so your business can earn more consistently.
The Psychology of “More is Better” – And Why It’s Wrong
Most small business owners equate growth with addition: more apps, more features, more people, and longer to-do lists.…
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