When I'm looking for a new project, I analyse these 3 aspects: Client, Domain, Tech Stack. My experience taught me that, I can only handle one unknown aspect am

When I'm looking for a new project, I analyse these 3 aspects: Client, Domain, Tech Stack. My experience taught me that, I can only handle one unknown aspect among these in a project, more becomes a problem sooner or later. - If the project is for a new client that I have no connection beforehand, I only work on a problem domain that I'm familiar with, and I use a stack that I'm confident in. - If the project is in a domain that I've no experience, but I know the client, I go with the tech stack than I know I can get the job done. - If the project is for a client I know, and I have experience with the problem domain, I let myself to choose a new stack to learn if there is one that's suitable for the project. I'm having great success with this strategy. Obviously these are just general guidelines, and the specifics of the projects can affect my decision, and common sense always applies.