‘Perfection Is Achieved Not When There Is Nothing More To Add, But When There Is Nothing Left To Take Away’


In other words: simplicity counts. French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupery offers a timely reminder that often, less is more.

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Whatever you’re tackling, creatively or professionally, we often tend toward too much detail when we should be erring on the side of simplicity. The more cruft you can cut, the more efficient you can be in conveying your message.

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