Avoidance costs more than the fix

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Amazon paid $2B for ignoring a broken system. You're doing the same thing right now—delaying that report, avoiding that number. The delay always costs more than the work. Save this for when you're about to procrastinate.

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CreatedOct 1, 2026

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Amazon just paid out over two billion for tricking people into subscriptions they couldn't cancel. Nobody talks about the real lesson there. It wasn't greed that got them. It was avoidance. They knew the system was broken for years and kept delaying the fix because facing it felt worse than ignoring it. That's not a company problem. That's a you problem too. The report you're not sending. The number you won't check. You call it lazi

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