We often think growth means adding more tools, more systems, more layers. But in reality, every new piece adds friction.
Most of the time the systems that scale well are the ones that are easy to understand, easy to fix, and easy to trust.
Every time I’ve seen something break at scale, the root cause was a patch added here, a workaround there, until the system starts to feel heavier than the value it delivers.
Scalability comes from knowing what not to add. Good engineering isn’t about how much you can build. It’s about how much you can remove, and still have everything work beautifully.
⚡️ The Power of Less.