These vapid postulations around some ideal set of behaviors in order to be "better" in some way at the difficult task of building an effective company are as numerous today as they are infuriating to read. I wish people would just stop writing these pseudo thought pieces. They're just humblebrag garbage.
Some data would be make this argument better. The current narrative is I did "a lot" was successful but now looking back I should have done "less."
Interesting, I think some of these are quite valid. It's just important to know when to turn the switch at times.
Pretty much a sum up of the Essentialism book. I recommend it to anyone who is interested in this philosophy.
TL;DR: as a founder, if you focus on the essential and do less stuff than most other people do, you'll be more successful.
Yet another trivial and superficial piece of advice from a nomadic/minimalist entrepreneur. Not really anything eye-opening there.