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I would rather not wait if I can get going now. Usually pushing yourself into something that you might not be quite ready for means that you have to take respon
by mixmax 19y ago
I would rather not wait if I can get going now. Usually pushing yourself into something that you might not be quite ready for means that you have to take responsibility for it.
There are too many hopeful entrepreneurs that think "I'm not quite ready, so I'll do it in a month" - and have done so for years. In my experience it is better to push forward into the great unknown....
- as 19y agoWhich would probably be a good idea. Heads up that Google is working on a task list/productivity manager for calendar. One link here: http://www.downloadsquad.com/2006/05/10/task-list-coming-in-google-calendar/ http://www.downloadsquad.com/2006/05/10/task-list-coming-in-... And there was another I can't seem to find now where a Google employee explicitly stated in response to people petitioning for one that a task manager was in the works .
- chengmi 19y agoThat was posted almost 2 years ago...
- as 19y agoI couldn't find the proper link, but it was only 2 months old.
- mixmax 19y agoThanks for the link :-) Google does some nice stuff, and they have huge brand recognition, so I definitely worry about them. That said, I think that the whole productivity app business needs to be thought about in a different way, the way it works now you're always trying to shoehorn your project into something that almost but not quite fits. I hope to have an advantage in that department.
- NewWorldOrder 19y agoI'd say don't even worry about Google, because, frankly, Google could build a spaceship if it wanted to...who could stop it? Any company that can tell the U.S. government "no" has some power...so focus on what you can effect...your cutting-edge product
- mixmax 19y agoHopefully cutting edge :-)