A system that gives you leverage has to produce clear value per unit effort you put in, at an accelerating rate.

· Bits and Bobs 9/15/26
  • A system that gives you leverage has to produce clear value per unit effort you put in, at an accelerating rate.
    • "Do a ton of upfront work for a thing that who knows how valuable it will be for you" is not viable.
    • There needs to always be greater expected value per unit action than expected cost.
    • Over time, that can ramp up to greater values at great cost, but something that requires massive cost to start will never get off the ground.

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