After 20 years in Argentina, we moved to the US.
My life fit into 2 large suitcases.
My son needed 2 more.
My wife and baby… about 12 😄
But the idea stayed the same.
Growing up, my dad always pushed one thing:
- keep things lean
Less stuff
Less weight
Less dependency
That mindset stayed with me.
I apply it the same way when building companies:
fewer moving parts
smaller, stronger teams
infrastructure that earns its cost
systems that are easy to operate
It’s not just about efficiency.
It’s about survival.
Staying lean is what allows you to:
go through tough periods
adapt faster
make decisions without friction
I’ve seen companies struggle not because they lacked resources —
but because they had too much of the wrong things.
More tools
More people
More complexity
Lean isn’t about having less.
It’s about needing less.
If things feel heavier, slower, or more expensive than they should be —
they probably are.
If you’re trying to simplify your platform, team, or infrastructure,
you can reach me here: https://lnkd.in/dBZ8xjEa