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Most people suffer from the same problem, it is very hard not to see all the faults with an idea in its infancy. Whether these are perceived problems or real on
by ericmcer 9y ago
Most people suffer from the same problem, it is very hard not to see all the faults with an idea in its infancy. Whether these are perceived problems or real ones, and whether these problems are products of our own self-doubt or legitimate concerns is difficult to discern.
I can't decide if it is a form of stupidity or intelligence that allows people to confidently throw themselves behind their own ideas.
- hacker_9 9y agoThis is why you write plans; you find the pain points that will occur and figure those out before committing yourself to an idea. Often I find any wild ideas I have are mostly killed off in the planning stage, but this generally also leads to new more solid ideas too.
- hyperpallium 9y agoA "bias for action", according to "In Search of Excellence". Which didn't let a lack of experimental evidence stop them reporting experimental evidence. And was very successful. Which, I guess, validates it.