Principlev1
Invest the initial cost of clear specification, capable
Invest the initial cost of clear specification, capable delegate selection, and verification loops to create delegation that produces multiplicative rather than additive returns.
Why This Is a Principle
Derives from Hierarchical Chunking Expands Capacity (hierarchical organization enables compound effects), Domain-Specific Calibration Development (calibration develops from feedback loops), and Self-efficacy beliefs are formed primarily through mastery (mastery experiences build self-efficacy). The principle prescribes upfront investment for compound returns. Actionable and general.