Book/The Laws of Simplicity
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The Ten Laws
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 01 - Reduce — The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction.
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 02 - Organize — Organization makes a system of many appear fewer.
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 03 - Time — Savings in time feel like simplicity.
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 04 - Learn — Knowledge makes everything simpler.
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 05 - Differences — Simplicity and complexity need each other.
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 06 - Context — What lies in the periphery of simplicity is definitely not peripheral.
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 07 - Emotion — More emotions are better than less.
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 08 - Trust — In simplicity we trust.
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 09 - Failure — Some things can never be made simple.
- Book/The Laws of Simplicity/Law 10 - The One — Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious, and adding the meaningful.
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Hierarchy
- BookThe Laws of SimplicityLaw 01 - Reduce
- BookThe Laws of SimplicityLaw 02 - Organize
- BookThe Laws of SimplicityLaw 03 - Time
- BookThe Laws of SimplicityLaw 04 - Learn
- BookThe Laws of SimplicityLaw 05 - Differences
- BookThe Laws of SimplicityLaw 06 - Context
- BookThe Laws of SimplicityLaw 07 - Emotion
- BookThe Laws of SimplicityLaw 08 - Trust
- BookThe Laws of SimplicityLaw 09 - Failure
- BookThe Laws of SimplicityLaw 10 - The One