“If you try to match complexity with complexity, it will kill the organization.”

“If you try to match complexity with complexity, it will kill the organization.”

- Alan G. Lafley, CEO, P&G

Perhaps this was the result of my first marriage when we were all too caught up with the complexity of running too many things at the same time and forgot what was the most important.

It was complex enough that we both had two different starts up, new country and language, and new friends and colleagues when Alex was born. On the top of it, we both become extremely complex individuals with each other when we were faced with our lives complexity.

Ultimately, we killed the most important thing we had, the family that we started to build.