MONTY / SHORTS
A room full of rubbish? Do not buy a new wardrobe: clear it first.
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Montemagno suggests removing what does not work before adding more. His analogy is a room full of rubbish: buying a new wardrobe does not solve the problem; the rubbish needs to go first. This illustrates a practical principle rather than recounting a verified personal experience.
Key points
- Before adding new things, he suggests removing those that do not work.
- The room and wardrobe are a metaphor: removing the problem comes before adding more storage space.
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