#subtraction — Public Fediverse posts
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Another fun #PostProcess challenge based on a photo by @[email protected], this one using #Subtraction. In honor of this week's #AlphabetChallenge #WeekRForReflections, I focused my edits on highlighting the street reflections in the foreground. Notes in alt text. #PhotographersOfBluesky #ECK
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Another fun #PostProcess challenge based on a photo by @[email protected], this one using #Subtraction. In honor of this week's #AlphabetChallenge #WeekRForReflections, I focused my edits on highlighting the street reflections in the foreground. Notes in alt text. #PhotographersOfBluesky #ECK
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Another fun #PostProcess challenge based on a photo by @[email protected], this one using #Subtraction. In honor of this week's #AlphabetChallenge #WeekRForReflections, I focused my edits on highlighting the street reflections in the foreground. Notes in alt text. #PhotographersOfBluesky #ECK
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maybe it was a dream post process editing on a image by @[email protected] tinyurl.com/y3h3as3w #ECK #PostProcess #Subtraction
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maybe it was a dream post process editing on a image by @[email protected] tinyurl.com/y3h3as3w #ECK #PostProcess #Subtraction
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maybe it was a dream post process editing on a image by @[email protected] tinyurl.com/y3h3as3w #ECK #PostProcess #Subtraction
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Here is the link to this week's #PostProcess challenge featuring #subtraction. Files here: tinyurl.com/y3h3as3w #EastCoastKin #ECK #PostProcess #Subtraction
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:yfqdf3hyleigw4pkhv4wd7mp/post/3mkyhi2ypo22p
Challenge 6 - Subtraction: Raw... -
Here is the link to this week's #PostProcess challenge featuring #subtraction. Files here: tinyurl.com/y3h3as3w #EastCoastKin #ECK #PostProcess #Subtraction
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:yfqdf3hyleigw4pkhv4wd7mp/post/3mkyhi2ypo22p
Challenge 6 - Subtraction: Raw... -
"Success will often depend on what you choose to ignore.” - Futurist Jim Carroll
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Futurist Jim Carroll is writing a series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, based on 36 lessons from his 36 years as a solo entrepreneur, working as a nomadic worker in the global freelance economy. The series is unfolding here, and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.
--If you follow me, you will know I'm very big on not following big hype. Far too many trends are overplayed and overemphasized, and yet under-reach with unrealistic potential.
Why is that? Because I've seen over and over and over again what happens when excessively hyped trends don't become real in the short term. But here's a fun fact - I also believe the observation by Bill Gates that we tend to overestimate the impact of a trend in the short term, but underestimate it's impact its impact in the long term.
Which means timing is everything!
So let's put this conundrum into perspective. Many of us are conditioned to believe that success is about absorption. More information, more networking, more trends, more hustle leads to more success - that type of thing. But my own voyage through the global economy has taught me that the opposite is true. As the world gets louder, your success doesn't depend on what you take in. It depends on what you ruthlessly exclude.
The "Infinite Pivot" isn't just about moving toward the new; it's about knowing which 'new' to avoid, and when.
Fast-moving trends can often be a powerful distraction. The buzz they generate It is a chaotic mix of breaking news, viral hype, and the promise of quick riches. But if you jump on too soon, you'll get burned. Too late, and you'll miss the opportunity. Did I mention timing is everything?
There's also the aspect of how real any particular trend might be - and which should be ignored. The most profound shifts in my career happened when I finally built a "cognitive firewall" against trivial trends.
In an era of infinite distraction, the person who can choose what not to care about is the only one who can truly see what's coming.
Don't just filter the future.
Manage your attention.
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Futurist Jim Carroll has developed a well-honed skill for discovering and managing hype.**#Ignore** **#Focus** **#Hype** **#Timing** **#Subtraction** **#Clarity** **#Distraction** **#Noise** **#FOMO** **#Trends** **#Attention** **#Filter** **#Pivot** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Consensus** **#Quiet** **#Opportunity** **#Strategic** **#Ruthless** **#Exclusion** **#Signal** **#Gates** **#Wisdom** **#Onwards**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2026/04/decoding-tomorrow-the-infinite-pivot-series-23-success-will-often-depend-on-what-you-choose-to-ignore/
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"Success will often depend on what you choose to ignore.” - Futurist Jim Carroll
--
Futurist Jim Carroll is writing a series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, based on 36 lessons from his 36 years as a solo entrepreneur, working as a nomadic worker in the global freelance economy. The series is unfolding here, and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.
--If you follow me, you will know I'm very big on not following big hype. Far too many trends are overplayed and overemphasized, and yet under-reach with unrealistic potential.
Why is that? Because I've seen over and over and over again what happens when excessively hyped trends don't become real in the short term. But here's a fun fact - I also believe the observation by Bill Gates that we tend to overestimate the impact of a trend in the short term, but underestimate it's impact its impact in the long term.
Which means timing is everything!
So let's put this conundrum into perspective. Many of us are conditioned to believe that success is about absorption. More information, more networking, more trends, more hustle leads to more success - that type of thing. But my own voyage through the global economy has taught me that the opposite is true. As the world gets louder, your success doesn't depend on what you take in. It depends on what you ruthlessly exclude.
The "Infinite Pivot" isn't just about moving toward the new; it's about knowing which 'new' to avoid, and when.
Fast-moving trends can often be a powerful distraction. The buzz they generate It is a chaotic mix of breaking news, viral hype, and the promise of quick riches. But if you jump on too soon, you'll get burned. Too late, and you'll miss the opportunity. Did I mention timing is everything?
There's also the aspect of how real any particular trend might be - and which should be ignored. The most profound shifts in my career happened when I finally built a "cognitive firewall" against trivial trends.
In an era of infinite distraction, the person who can choose what not to care about is the only one who can truly see what's coming.
Don't just filter the future.
Manage your attention.
---
Futurist Jim Carroll has developed a well-honed skill for discovering and managing hype.**#Ignore** **#Focus** **#Hype** **#Timing** **#Subtraction** **#Clarity** **#Distraction** **#Noise** **#FOMO** **#Trends** **#Attention** **#Filter** **#Pivot** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Consensus** **#Quiet** **#Opportunity** **#Strategic** **#Ruthless** **#Exclusion** **#Signal** **#Gates** **#Wisdom** **#Onwards**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2026/04/decoding-tomorrow-the-infinite-pivot-series-23-success-will-often-depend-on-what-you-choose-to-ignore/
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"Success will often depend on what you choose to ignore.” - Futurist Jim Carroll
--
Futurist Jim Carroll is writing a series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, based on 36 lessons from his 36 years as a solo entrepreneur, working as a nomadic worker in the global freelance economy. The series is unfolding here, and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.
--If you follow me, you will know I'm very big on not following big hype. Far too many trends are overplayed and overemphasized, and yet under-reach with unrealistic potential.
Why is that? Because I've seen over and over and over again what happens when excessively hyped trends don't become real in the short term. But here's a fun fact - I also believe the observation by Bill Gates that we tend to overestimate the impact of a trend in the short term, but underestimate it's impact its impact in the long term.
Which means timing is everything!
So let's put this conundrum into perspective. Many of us are conditioned to believe that success is about absorption. More information, more networking, more trends, more hustle leads to more success - that type of thing. But my own voyage through the global economy has taught me that the opposite is true. As the world gets louder, your success doesn't depend on what you take in. It depends on what you ruthlessly exclude.
The "Infinite Pivot" isn't just about moving toward the new; it's about knowing which 'new' to avoid, and when.
Fast-moving trends can often be a powerful distraction. The buzz they generate It is a chaotic mix of breaking news, viral hype, and the promise of quick riches. But if you jump on too soon, you'll get burned. Too late, and you'll miss the opportunity. Did I mention timing is everything?
There's also the aspect of how real any particular trend might be - and which should be ignored. The most profound shifts in my career happened when I finally built a "cognitive firewall" against trivial trends.
In an era of infinite distraction, the person who can choose what not to care about is the only one who can truly see what's coming.
Don't just filter the future.
Manage your attention.
---
Futurist Jim Carroll has developed a well-honed skill for discovering and managing hype.**#Ignore** **#Focus** **#Hype** **#Timing** **#Subtraction** **#Clarity** **#Distraction** **#Noise** **#FOMO** **#Trends** **#Attention** **#Filter** **#Pivot** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Consensus** **#Quiet** **#Opportunity** **#Strategic** **#Ruthless** **#Exclusion** **#Signal** **#Gates** **#Wisdom** **#Onwards**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2026/04/decoding-tomorrow-the-infinite-pivot-series-23-success-will-often-depend-on-what-you-choose-to-ignore/
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"Success will often depend on what you choose to ignore.” - Futurist Jim Carroll
--
Futurist Jim Carroll is writing a series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, based on 36 lessons from his 36 years as a solo entrepreneur, working as a nomadic worker in the global freelance economy. The series is unfolding here, and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.
--If you follow me, you will know I'm very big on not following big hype. Far too many trends are overplayed and overemphasized, and yet under-reach with unrealistic potential.
Why is that? Because I've seen over and over and over again what happens when excessively hyped trends don't become real in the short term. But here's a fun fact - I also believe the observation by Bill Gates that we tend to overestimate the impact of a trend in the short term, but underestimate it's impact its impact in the long term.
Which means timing is everything!
So let's put this conundrum into perspective. Many of us are conditioned to believe that success is about absorption. More information, more networking, more trends, more hustle leads to more success - that type of thing. But my own voyage through the global economy has taught me that the opposite is true. As the world gets louder, your success doesn't depend on what you take in. It depends on what you ruthlessly exclude.
The "Infinite Pivot" isn't just about moving toward the new; it's about knowing which 'new' to avoid, and when.
Fast-moving trends can often be a powerful distraction. The buzz they generate It is a chaotic mix of breaking news, viral hype, and the promise of quick riches. But if you jump on too soon, you'll get burned. Too late, and you'll miss the opportunity. Did I mention timing is everything?
There's also the aspect of how real any particular trend might be - and which should be ignored. The most profound shifts in my career happened when I finally built a "cognitive firewall" against trivial trends.
In an era of infinite distraction, the person who can choose what not to care about is the only one who can truly see what's coming.
Don't just filter the future.
Manage your attention.
---
Futurist Jim Carroll has developed a well-honed skill for discovering and managing hype.**#Ignore** **#Focus** **#Hype** **#Timing** **#Subtraction** **#Clarity** **#Distraction** **#Noise** **#FOMO** **#Trends** **#Attention** **#Filter** **#Pivot** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Consensus** **#Quiet** **#Opportunity** **#Strategic** **#Ruthless** **#Exclusion** **#Signal** **#Gates** **#Wisdom** **#Onwards**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2026/04/decoding-tomorrow-the-infinite-pivot-series-23-success-will-often-depend-on-what-you-choose-to-ignore/
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"Success will often depend on what you choose to ignore.” - Futurist Jim Carroll
--
Futurist Jim Carroll is writing a series, The Art of the Infinite Pivot, based on 36 lessons from his 36 years as a solo entrepreneur, working as a nomadic worker in the global freelance economy. The series is unfolding here, and at pivot.jimcarroll.com.
--If you follow me, you will know I'm very big on not following big hype. Far too many trends are overplayed and overemphasized, and yet under-reach with unrealistic potential.
Why is that? Because I've seen over and over and over again what happens when excessively hyped trends don't become real in the short term. But here's a fun fact - I also believe the observation by Bill Gates that we tend to overestimate the impact of a trend in the short term, but underestimate it's impact its impact in the long term.
Which means timing is everything!
So let's put this conundrum into perspective. Many of us are conditioned to believe that success is about absorption. More information, more networking, more trends, more hustle leads to more success - that type of thing. But my own voyage through the global economy has taught me that the opposite is true. As the world gets louder, your success doesn't depend on what you take in. It depends on what you ruthlessly exclude.
The "Infinite Pivot" isn't just about moving toward the new; it's about knowing which 'new' to avoid, and when.
Fast-moving trends can often be a powerful distraction. The buzz they generate It is a chaotic mix of breaking news, viral hype, and the promise of quick riches. But if you jump on too soon, you'll get burned. Too late, and you'll miss the opportunity. Did I mention timing is everything?
There's also the aspect of how real any particular trend might be - and which should be ignored. The most profound shifts in my career happened when I finally built a "cognitive firewall" against trivial trends.
In an era of infinite distraction, the person who can choose what not to care about is the only one who can truly see what's coming.
Don't just filter the future.
Manage your attention.
---
Futurist Jim Carroll has developed a well-honed skill for discovering and managing hype.**#Ignore** **#Focus** **#Hype** **#Timing** **#Subtraction** **#Clarity** **#Distraction** **#Noise** **#FOMO** **#Trends** **#Attention** **#Filter** **#Pivot** **#Freelance** **#Lessons** **#Consensus** **#Quiet** **#Opportunity** **#Strategic** **#Ruthless** **#Exclusion** **#Signal** **#Gates** **#Wisdom** **#Onwards**
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2026/04/decoding-tomorrow-the-infinite-pivot-series-23-success-will-often-depend-on-what-you-choose-to-ignore/
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"To move fast, you don't need more gas. You need less drag." - Futurist Jim Carroll
---
Futurist Jim Carroll is writing his end-of-2025 / introduction-to-2026 series, 26 Principles for 2026. You can follow along at 2026.jimcarroll.com. He welcomes your comments.
---Get rid of the anchors that are keeping you back. The weights that are holding you down. The chains that bind you to yesterday. The barriers that block your way.
And the things that are slowing you down.
We are on Day 11. You've committed to connecting externally for speed (Day 10). Now you must look inside and confront the greatest enemy of internal velocity: complexity.
Your future depends on the idea of Radical Subtraction. It might not make sense, but to move faster in our exponential world, you need to stop adding things and take things away.
In our old, slow, linear world, we solved problems by adding. If there was a risk, we added a compliance step. If there was miscommunication, we added a meeting to fix it. If there was a new opportunity, we added a committee. If there were a disruption, we would develop a strategy to deal with it. Over time, this addition was seen as sophistication and control.
We added things to try to deal with the complexity the world was throwing at us.
But here's the thing - in an exponential world, this accumulated complexity is organizational cholesterol. It clogs the arteries of decision-making. Every extra approval layer, every redundant report, and every "alignment meeting" slows down your Execution Velocity (Day 8) and makes it impossible to achieve a Moonshot (Day 9).
I've long talked about this from the stage as the accumulation of 'organizational sclerosis.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVgslECVwKw&t=2s
It's clogging up your future, slowing you down, killing your initiative. What is it? It's the condition where your arteries of creativity and initiative become clogged because everyone keeps doing things - even though no one remembers why they are doing them. It’s not just annoying; it’s a health hazard for your business that blocks the flow of new ideas.
And here's the thing - you cannot add your way to agility. When the world speeds up, your internal systems must simplify.
Here's why...
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Futurist Jim Carroll has long been intensely frustrated with bureaucracy and organizational sclerosis - with that, perhaps, being the reason why he has worked as a solo entrepreneur for 35 years!**#Velocity** **#Subtraction** **#Simplicity** **#Agility** **#Speed** **#Focus** **#Innovation** **#Leadership** **#Future** **#Execution**
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Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/12/decoding-tomorrow-mastering-2026-11-to-move-fast-you-dont-need-more-gas-you-need-less-drag/ -
"To move fast, you don't need more gas. You need less drag." - Futurist Jim Carroll
---
Futurist Jim Carroll is writing his end-of-2025 / introduction-to-2026 series, 26 Principles for 2026. You can follow along at 2026.jimcarroll.com. He welcomes your comments.
---Get rid of the anchors that are keeping you back. The weights that are holding you down. The chains that bind you to yesterday. The barriers that block your way.
And the things that are slowing you down.
We are on Day 11. You've committed to connecting externally for speed (Day 10). Now you must look inside and confront the greatest enemy of internal velocity: complexity.
Your future depends on the idea of Radical Subtraction. It might not make sense, but to move faster in our exponential world, you need to stop adding things and take things away.
In our old, slow, linear world, we solved problems by adding. If there was a risk, we added a compliance step. If there was miscommunication, we added a meeting to fix it. If there was a new opportunity, we added a committee. If there were a disruption, we would develop a strategy to deal with it. Over time, this addition was seen as sophistication and control.
We added things to try to deal with the complexity the world was throwing at us.
But here's the thing - in an exponential world, this accumulated complexity is organizational cholesterol. It clogs the arteries of decision-making. Every extra approval layer, every redundant report, and every "alignment meeting" slows down your Execution Velocity (Day 8) and makes it impossible to achieve a Moonshot (Day 9).
I've long talked about this from the stage as the accumulation of 'organizational sclerosis.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVgslECVwKw&t=2s
It's clogging up your future, slowing you down, killing your initiative. What is it? It's the condition where your arteries of creativity and initiative become clogged because everyone keeps doing things - even though no one remembers why they are doing them. It’s not just annoying; it’s a health hazard for your business that blocks the flow of new ideas.
And here's the thing - you cannot add your way to agility. When the world speeds up, your internal systems must simplify.
Here's why...
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Futurist Jim Carroll has long been intensely frustrated with bureaucracy and organizational sclerosis - with that, perhaps, being the reason why he has worked as a solo entrepreneur for 35 years!**#Velocity** **#Subtraction** **#Simplicity** **#Agility** **#Speed** **#Focus** **#Innovation** **#Leadership** **#Future** **#Execution**
****
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/12/decoding-tomorrow-mastering-2026-11-to-move-fast-you-dont-need-more-gas-you-need-less-drag/ -
"To move fast, you don't need more gas. You need less drag." - Futurist Jim Carroll
---
Futurist Jim Carroll is writing his end-of-2025 / introduction-to-2026 series, 26 Principles for 2026. You can follow along at 2026.jimcarroll.com. He welcomes your comments.
---Get rid of the anchors that are keeping you back. The weights that are holding you down. The chains that bind you to yesterday. The barriers that block your way.
And the things that are slowing you down.
We are on Day 11. You've committed to connecting externally for speed (Day 10). Now you must look inside and confront the greatest enemy of internal velocity: complexity.
Your future depends on the idea of Radical Subtraction. It might not make sense, but to move faster in our exponential world, you need to stop adding things and take things away.
In our old, slow, linear world, we solved problems by adding. If there was a risk, we added a compliance step. If there was miscommunication, we added a meeting to fix it. If there was a new opportunity, we added a committee. If there were a disruption, we would develop a strategy to deal with it. Over time, this addition was seen as sophistication and control.
We added things to try to deal with the complexity the world was throwing at us.
But here's the thing - in an exponential world, this accumulated complexity is organizational cholesterol. It clogs the arteries of decision-making. Every extra approval layer, every redundant report, and every "alignment meeting" slows down your Execution Velocity (Day 8) and makes it impossible to achieve a Moonshot (Day 9).
I've long talked about this from the stage as the accumulation of 'organizational sclerosis.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVgslECVwKw&t=2s
It's clogging up your future, slowing you down, killing your initiative. What is it? It's the condition where your arteries of creativity and initiative become clogged because everyone keeps doing things - even though no one remembers why they are doing them. It’s not just annoying; it’s a health hazard for your business that blocks the flow of new ideas.
And here's the thing - you cannot add your way to agility. When the world speeds up, your internal systems must simplify.
Here's why...
----
Futurist Jim Carroll has long been intensely frustrated with bureaucracy and organizational sclerosis - with that, perhaps, being the reason why he has worked as a solo entrepreneur for 35 years!**#Velocity** **#Subtraction** **#Simplicity** **#Agility** **#Speed** **#Focus** **#Innovation** **#Leadership** **#Future** **#Execution**
****
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/12/decoding-tomorrow-mastering-2026-11-to-move-fast-you-dont-need-more-gas-you-need-less-drag/ -
"To move fast, you don't need more gas. You need less drag." - Futurist Jim Carroll
---
Futurist Jim Carroll is writing his end-of-2025 / introduction-to-2026 series, 26 Principles for 2026. You can follow along at 2026.jimcarroll.com. He welcomes your comments.
---Get rid of the anchors that are keeping you back. The weights that are holding you down. The chains that bind you to yesterday. The barriers that block your way.
And the things that are slowing you down.
We are on Day 11. You've committed to connecting externally for speed (Day 10). Now you must look inside and confront the greatest enemy of internal velocity: complexity.
Your future depends on the idea of Radical Subtraction. It might not make sense, but to move faster in our exponential world, you need to stop adding things and take things away.
In our old, slow, linear world, we solved problems by adding. If there was a risk, we added a compliance step. If there was miscommunication, we added a meeting to fix it. If there was a new opportunity, we added a committee. If there were a disruption, we would develop a strategy to deal with it. Over time, this addition was seen as sophistication and control.
We added things to try to deal with the complexity the world was throwing at us.
But here's the thing - in an exponential world, this accumulated complexity is organizational cholesterol. It clogs the arteries of decision-making. Every extra approval layer, every redundant report, and every "alignment meeting" slows down your Execution Velocity (Day 8) and makes it impossible to achieve a Moonshot (Day 9).
I've long talked about this from the stage as the accumulation of 'organizational sclerosis.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVgslECVwKw&t=2s
It's clogging up your future, slowing you down, killing your initiative. What is it? It's the condition where your arteries of creativity and initiative become clogged because everyone keeps doing things - even though no one remembers why they are doing them. It’s not just annoying; it’s a health hazard for your business that blocks the flow of new ideas.
And here's the thing - you cannot add your way to agility. When the world speeds up, your internal systems must simplify.
Here's why...
----
Futurist Jim Carroll has long been intensely frustrated with bureaucracy and organizational sclerosis - with that, perhaps, being the reason why he has worked as a solo entrepreneur for 35 years!**#Velocity** **#Subtraction** **#Simplicity** **#Agility** **#Speed** **#Focus** **#Innovation** **#Leadership** **#Future** **#Execution**
****
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/12/decoding-tomorrow-mastering-2026-11-to-move-fast-you-dont-need-more-gas-you-need-less-drag/ -
"To move fast, you don't need more gas. You need less drag." - Futurist Jim Carroll
---
Futurist Jim Carroll is writing his end-of-2025 / introduction-to-2026 series, 26 Principles for 2026. You can follow along at 2026.jimcarroll.com. He welcomes your comments.
---Get rid of the anchors that are keeping you back. The weights that are holding you down. The chains that bind you to yesterday. The barriers that block your way.
And the things that are slowing you down.
We are on Day 11. You've committed to connecting externally for speed (Day 10). Now you must look inside and confront the greatest enemy of internal velocity: complexity.
Your future depends on the idea of Radical Subtraction. It might not make sense, but to move faster in our exponential world, you need to stop adding things and take things away.
In our old, slow, linear world, we solved problems by adding. If there was a risk, we added a compliance step. If there was miscommunication, we added a meeting to fix it. If there was a new opportunity, we added a committee. If there were a disruption, we would develop a strategy to deal with it. Over time, this addition was seen as sophistication and control.
We added things to try to deal with the complexity the world was throwing at us.
But here's the thing - in an exponential world, this accumulated complexity is organizational cholesterol. It clogs the arteries of decision-making. Every extra approval layer, every redundant report, and every "alignment meeting" slows down your Execution Velocity (Day 8) and makes it impossible to achieve a Moonshot (Day 9).
I've long talked about this from the stage as the accumulation of 'organizational sclerosis.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVgslECVwKw&t=2s
It's clogging up your future, slowing you down, killing your initiative. What is it? It's the condition where your arteries of creativity and initiative become clogged because everyone keeps doing things - even though no one remembers why they are doing them. It’s not just annoying; it’s a health hazard for your business that blocks the flow of new ideas.
And here's the thing - you cannot add your way to agility. When the world speeds up, your internal systems must simplify.
Here's why...
----
Futurist Jim Carroll has long been intensely frustrated with bureaucracy and organizational sclerosis - with that, perhaps, being the reason why he has worked as a solo entrepreneur for 35 years!**#Velocity** **#Subtraction** **#Simplicity** **#Agility** **#Speed** **#Focus** **#Innovation** **#Leadership** **#Future** **#Execution**
****
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/12/decoding-tomorrow-mastering-2026-11-to-move-fast-you-dont-need-more-gas-you-need-less-drag/ -
I Don’t Try to Be Clear. I Remove What’s Not Me.
Clarity isn’t added. It’s revealed.I cut. I simplify. I subtract. Until only essence remains. That’s my creative process — and my life.
#clarity #essence #design #subtraction #philosophy
→ https://bereznev.gumroad.com/l/insider
P.S. Made by a madman — Kirill Bereznev
https://bereznev.gumroad.com/l/insider -
I Don’t Try to Be Clear. I Remove What’s Not Me.
Clarity isn’t added. It’s revealed.I cut. I simplify. I subtract. Until only essence remains. That’s my creative process — and my life.
#clarity #essence #design #subtraction #philosophy
→ https://bereznev.gumroad.com/l/insider
P.S. Made by a madman — Kirill Bereznev
https://bereznev.gumroad.com/l/insider -
I Don’t Try to Be Clear. I Remove What’s Not Me.
Clarity isn’t added. It’s revealed.I cut. I simplify. I subtract. Until only essence remains. That’s my creative process — and my life.
#clarity #essence #design #subtraction #philosophy
→ https://bereznev.gumroad.com/l/insider
P.S. Made by a madman — Kirill Bereznev
https://bereznev.gumroad.com/l/insider -
I Don’t Try to Be Clear. I Remove What’s Not Me.
Clarity isn’t added. It’s revealed.I cut. I simplify. I subtract. Until only essence remains. That’s my creative process — and my life.
#clarity #essence #design #subtraction #philosophy
→ https://bereznev.gumroad.com/l/insider
P.S. Made by a madman — Kirill Bereznev
https://bereznev.gumroad.com/l/insider -
I Don’t Try to Be Clear. I Remove What’s Not Me.
Clarity isn’t added. It’s revealed.I cut. I simplify. I subtract. Until only essence remains. That’s my creative process — and my life.
#clarity #essence #design #subtraction #philosophy
→ https://bereznev.gumroad.com/l/insider
P.S. Made by a madman — Kirill Bereznev
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Addition by Subtraction: The Washington Nationals bullpen is on the road to respectability https://www.rawchili.com/mlb/39501/ #addition #Baseball #bullpen #by #federal #FrontPage #is #MLB #nationals #on #respectability #road #subtraction #the #to #washington #WashingtonNationals #WashingtonNationals
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Addition by Subtraction: The Washington Nationals bullpen is on the road to respectability https://www.rawchili.com/mlb/39501/ #addition #Baseball #bullpen #by #federal #FrontPage #is #MLB #nationals #on #respectability #road #subtraction #the #to #washington #WashingtonNationals #WashingtonNationals
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Watch "How To Use An Abacus" on YouTube
> Learn how to use an abacus to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. In this video, Eddy takes a small detour from helping you build a business to learning ho...
#math #abacus #addition #subtraction #multiplication #division -
Watch "How To Use An Abacus" on YouTube
> Learn how to use an abacus to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. In this video, Eddy takes a small detour from helping you build a business to learning ho...
#math #abacus #addition #subtraction #multiplication #division -
Watch "How To Use An Abacus" on YouTube
> Learn how to use an abacus to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. In this video, Eddy takes a small detour from helping you build a business to learning ho...
#math #abacus #addition #subtraction #multiplication #division -
Watch "How To Use An Abacus" on YouTube
> Learn how to use an abacus to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. In this video, Eddy takes a small detour from helping you build a business to learning ho...
#math #abacus #addition #subtraction #multiplication #division -
Watch "How To Use An Abacus" on YouTube
> Learn how to use an abacus to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. In this video, Eddy takes a small detour from helping you build a business to learning ho...
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Adding / Subtracting for the ZX81
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ73EklXE4w&ab_channel=Highretrogamelord
#AddingSubtracting #Adding #Subtracting #ZX81 #Educational #Edutainment #Math #Addition #Subtraction
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Thanks. At first I was amused but now glad you made me think.
I hate #PENDMAS because it is misleading.
There are three #arithmetic #operations: #additions, #multiplications and #powers. They are #geometric expansions similar to a #line to a #square to a #cube.
The other three: #subtraction, #division, and #roots are no different than the above except in #direction. They are geometric #reductions.
To truly understand one you must understand the other.
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Thanks. At first I was amused but now glad you made me think.
I hate #PENDMAS because it is misleading.
There are three #arithmetic #operations: #additions, #multiplications and #powers. They are #geometric expansions similar to a #line to a #square to a #cube.
The other three: #subtraction, #division, and #roots are no different than the above except in #direction. They are geometric #reductions.
To truly understand one you must understand the other.
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Thanks. At first I was amused but now glad you made me think.
I hate #PENDMAS because it is misleading.
There are three #arithmetic #operations: #additions, #multiplications and #powers. They are #geometric expansions similar to a #line to a #square to a #cube.
The other three: #subtraction, #division, and #roots are no different than the above except in #direction. They are geometric #reductions.
To truly understand one you must understand the other.
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Thanks. At first I was amused but now glad you made me think.
I hate #PENDMAS because it is misleading.
There are three #arithmetic #operations: #additions, #multiplications and #powers. They are #geometric expansions similar to a #line to a #square to a #cube.
The other three: #subtraction, #division, and #roots are no different than the above except in #direction. They are geometric #reductions.
To truly understand one you must understand the other.
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Thanks. At first I was amused but now glad you made me think.
I hate #PENDMAS because it is misleading.
There are three #arithmetic #operations: #additions, #multiplications and #powers. They are #geometric expansions similar to a #line to a #square to a #cube.
The other three: #subtraction, #division, and #roots are no different than the above except in #direction. They are geometric #reductions.
To truly understand one you must understand the other.
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One casualty of the #BlackFriday sales seems to be #mathematics
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One casualty of the #BlackFriday sales seems to be #mathematics
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A rough outline of how to rederive math from the #PeanoAxioms to #subtraction
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A rough outline of how to rederive math from the #PeanoAxioms to #subtraction
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A rough outline of how to rederive math from the #PeanoAxioms to #subtraction
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A rough outline of how to rederive math from the #PeanoAxioms to #subtraction
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Mobi Kids – Mobi Games Inc. – Review
https://meeplegamers.com/?p=18859&preview=true&preview_id=18859
#addition #Homeschool #math #MobiGames #MobiKids #stem #subtraction #teammobi
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Mobi Kids – Mobi Games Inc. – Review
https://meeplegamers.com/?p=18859&preview=true&preview_id=18859
#addition #Homeschool #math #MobiGames #MobiKids #stem #subtraction #teammobi
