Why Are We Here?
Resimplification is the art of returning to what matters.
In work, in business, and in life, things have a way of becoming more complicated than they need to be. Tools multiply. Commitments pile up. Priorities blur. What once felt simple and clear starts to feel heavy.
That’s when it’s time to resimplify.
What Resimplification Is (and Isn’t)
Resimplification isn’t about going backward. It’s not about undoing progress or stripping everything down to nothing.
It’s about recalibrating. That means clearing away what no longer serves you so you can see clearly and act decisively again.
Where simplification happens at the start of something, Resimplification happens as you grow, adapt, and evolve.
What You’ll Find Here
This publication is your ongoing guide to Resimplification in action.
Expect posts that are:
Principled – Core ideas to anchor your thinking
Practical – Simple actions that create meaningful change
Observational – Signals and patterns that show when a reset is due
Illustrative – Real-world examples from decades of experience
No overused jargon. No unnecessary complexity. Just focused, useful insight.
More than a Concept
Resimplification is more than a concept. It’s a rhythm I’ve been practicing for decades across different businesses, projects, and seasons of life.
It’s helped me cut through clutter, regain momentum, and make space for what truly matters. Now I’m sharing it here, not as a finished doctrine, but as a living practice that evolves alongside you.
Join the Process
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Resimplification is part of my new book, The Destination Workbook, (available on Amazon) but it stands on its own as an independent resource. It’s here for anyone who wants less chaos, more clarity, and a way to keep moving forward without the noise.
For additional material and more on the way, visit our main website at: resimplification.com.
Resimplification isn’t a one-time act. It’s a practice you return to again and again. And this is where we do that together.
Thanks for showing up. I look forward to hearing from you. Comment, message or email directly at hello@resimplification.com.
