Small bits. Micro companies.
A collection of independent projects. Because scale is overrated.
Not small as in insignificant. Small as in specific. Small as in intentional. Small as in human-scaled and sustainable.
For too long, we've been told that success means scaling. More content. More employees. More offices. As if the only path forward is to become a factory.
But what if scale is the wrong metric entirely? What if the goal isn't to serve millions, but to serve one — perfectly — and then do it again, and again?