When humans solve problems, we often overlook an incredibly powerful option: Subtraction. We add baskets and bins to solve home organization problems. We buy new clothes when we find ourselves frustrated with our wardrobes. In correspondence, we get loquacious in efforts of making our point. In design fields, we add elements to improve “flow”. In short, addition rules. But intentional subtraction is a powerful practice that’s rewarding, fun, and backed by science. And once we retrain our brains to subtract first...
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