Good Morning {{first_name}},
My mate has a really messy room.
Every time I tell him to clean it, he just shoves everything into drawers.
One of them is literally full of empty water bottles.
From the outside, the room looks tidy but open a drawer, and it’s chaos.
That’s how most people treat their work and ideas.
Instead of clearing things out, they just hide the mess.
Add one more feature to the project.
Write one more sentence that doesn’t need to be there.
Steve Jobs was different. He believed that simplicity wasn’t about doing less it was about doing only what matters.
That’s why Apple products look clean, work smoothly, and feel obvious. Every detail has a reason to exist.
Think about your own work a school project, design, business idea, or even your phone home screen.
If it feels cluttered or confusing, try taking something away instead of adding more.
Ask yourself:
“What’s the one thing this really needs to do?”
Sometimes clarity isn’t found by adding, but by deleting.
Lessons Learned:
Don’t cover your clutter clear it out.
Simplicity makes your message stronger.
The less you add, the more people understand.
Speak soon
Yousaf