When we want to improve, our instinct is to add.
 More tools. More habits. More features. More hustle.

That instinct is usually wrong.

There’s an ancient idea called Via Negativa: improvement by subtraction.
You don’t create a statue by adding clay. You create it by removing what doesn’t belong.

The same is true for your life, money, and business.
 Progress often comes faster when you stop the obvious mistakes instead of starting something new.

Don’t add another client. Remove the one that drains 80 percent of your energy.
 Don’t download another health app. Remove the junk food you already know you shouldn’t eat.

Less noise creates more clarity.
 Less friction creates more momentum.

Today’s Move: Ask a better question than “What should I start?”
 Ask, “What can I stop doing immediately that’s clearly holding me back?”

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