Scale-Smart Through The Forest
The Hidden Geometry of Progress in Work, Life, and the Self
Clarity doesn’t come from control—
It comes from knowing when to zoom in and when to zoom out.
In the early 1950s, mathematician Lewis Fry Richardson set out to answer an unusual question: Can the length of a border predict how likely two countries are to go to war?
His intuition was simple but sharp: borders are pressure points. They mark the fault lines …