
Why Three Things?
At Three Things, we believe that simplicity leads to clarity. Our stories are built on the idea that every topic can be broken down into three key takeaways—and that’s when things start to make sense. Join us as we explore the world through the lens of three things that matter most.
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Our Story: Why Three Things?
People are drawn to sets of threes. It is the symbol of unity –a strand of three cord is not easily broken, the symbol of balance –a stool with three legs, and the symbol of harmony–a color triad. The number three is found basically everywhere– in language, spirituality, culture, psychology, mathematics, and magic.
The significance of the number three transcends mere numerics; it resonates with our understanding of the world and ourselves.
The magic of three lies in its simplicity and power. The number three allows you to find the simplistic essentials or essential simplicity. Join us for the power of three.

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