Simplicity doesn’t mean simplistic. It doesn’t mean naïve. It means producing things that are easy to understand and change. And it means doing what works for you, in your context. That means there are no rules, no methodology—there can’t be. What’s simple for you may be complex for me. Instead, there’s an approach: a way of thinking about what we’re doing and how to do it with less drag. What You’ll Find Inside Thirty-three practices. In each, Dave shows you simplifications he uses and explains the thinking behind them. You aren’t supposed to copy him; that would be pointless. Instead, he describes his thinking and motivations so that you can apply the same process to the problems you face. Learn how to: | 
