You're making it harder than it needs to be

Watch someone try to solve a problem.

They add complexity. Layers. Systems. Processes.

"If I just make it more comprehensive..."

"Maybe I need more steps..."

"Let me add more detail..."

Meanwhile the simple solution was there the whole time.

Most people confuse complexity with quality.

Think the harder solution is the better one.

But usually the opposite is true.

Simple solutions scale. Complex ones don't.

Simple solutions people use. Complex ones get abandoned.

Simple solutions you can teach. Complex ones require you.

But people resist simplicity because it feels cheap.

"This is too easy. It can't be right."

And so they overcomplicate it. Add more. Make it harder.

Then wonder why nobody uses it.

I spent months building an "advanced" system.

Complicated framework. Multiple steps. Lots of variables.

Made sense to me. Nobody used it.

Then I simplified it to the core insight.

Removed 80% of the complexity.

People implemented it immediately.

Same solution. Different delivery.

The simple one worked because people could actually understand it.

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Can someone learn it in a conversation?

Can they explain it to someone else?

Does it work without your help?

If yes to all three, it's simple enough.

If no, you're overcomplicating.

Most people overcomplicate because they're trying to impress.

Make it look hard. Make it look sophisticated.

But the market doesn't care about impressive.

The market cares about useful.

And useful is usually simple.

So what are you overcomplicating right now?

Cut it in half. Then cut again.

The simplest version is probably the best version.

Talk soon, Dyl - Founder of Relentlece.

P.S. What do you explain in 20 minutes that could be explained in 2? Simplify that.

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