No, I agree. The "Ready, Fire, Aim" [1] approach is often taken to extremes. I see people do it with both their business plan and marketing approach. But, I th

No, I agree. The "Ready, Fire, Aim" [1] approach is often taken to extremes. I see people do it with both their business plan and marketing approach. But, I think the "Be relentless, never give up!" approach is becoming just as bad. A bad idea is a bad idea and you have to know when to move on or pivot big. One is poor planning. The other is myopia. Both should be avoided. [1] http://www.amazon.com/Ready-Fire-Aim-Million-Agora/dp/0470182024 http://www.amazon.com/Ready-Fire-Aim-Million-Agora/dp/047018...