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This 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
by hacker_9 9y ago
This 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.