“instead of yellow bricks they're all Lego bricks all advice is Lego bricks right if someone says here's what I do then look at them and be like okay well you know his castle is built out of these seven Legos let me see if there's one that I can plug into my you know sort of operations and see if it works oh it doesn't work okay cool no problem pop it out”

Treat all advice as Lego bricks, not yellow brick roads

Stop hunting for the one true playbook. In open-ended fields like business, every piece of advice is a Lego brick: try snapping it into your stack, keep what fits, eject what doesn't. This kills the paralysis of comparing contradictory gurus (build-in-public vs stay-quiet, minimalist vs maximalist) and turns advice into a provisional experiment, not a faith commitment.