When Facebook bought Instagram for $1 billion in 2012, they had to decide what to do with Facebook Camera - their own photo app that was already built and working.
They killed it.
Not because it failed. Because running both would split focus, confuse users, and slow down what Instagram could become.
The easy decision was keeping both alive.
The hard decision was admitting one had to die so the other could win.
A gardener doesn't just pull weeds. She cuts healthy branches so the tree grows stronger.
The branch isn't diseased. It's just stealing resources from better growth.
What you're not willing to kill is probably killing your growth.
Food for thought,
Mery