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and like they all can talk together and have visibility into everything else getting worked on. So it was the, it was more geared towards entrepreneurs and people that really valued their time. If everyone is doing what’s easiest for them in the moment, it creates major problems long term. Instead, teams need to shift their mindset and optimize for the retrieval of information, even if that means that it takes a few extra seconds or minutes right now. 2. Complexity scales exponentially with team size. With laundry. If you take it out of the dryer, you can spend five, seven minutes putting it all up in, uh, in your closet and in the drawers, and then you’ve got it for the rest of the week. Here, you do a task, you have to stop. And then you have to go and file the task away. You do a task, and then you have to go and figu And you have to start investigating the issue, it wipes out all profitability kind of right away. And we just had way too many people, we were too inefficient managing a team of, you know, over a hundred people, when you just aren’t mature enough to handle that kind of size and you don’t have the systems and the processes, it’s extremely difficult.That being said, some turtles have evolved so as to absorb oxygen while they are underwater. For these sorts of turtles, they still cannot breathe underwater and need air for respiratory functions, but their ability to absorb oxygen allows them to stay underwater longer than other land animals. The only exception I’ve made to this rule is Asana! When it comes to work management tools, I truly believe Asana is as good as it gets, and I’ve specified that in the book. (I’m sure many of you will agree!) At the end of the day, turtles need to breathe air like us. However, the methods through which they breathe are slightly different. All turtles come up for air and breathe through their nares. Some also have the ability to breathe through their cloaca, which is why turtles can stay underwater for a long time.