That is, if you master a simpler system, you are able to deliver better results more quickly, more often. When simpler tools are the ones you reach for, there will be limits, but until you hit them, you'll produce better results on average.
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The *most* important part of starting from mastery of a smaller system is that it gives you confidence to question choices in larger systems when they don't serve you well. It also lets you question the need for larger systems when smaller ones will do.
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IMO you hit the limits really fast
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My experience has been that teams who have not reacquainted themselves with the limits in a non-trivial number of years say that most often.
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