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Perhaps the reason you rarely see it mentioned is because they are busy (or busier than the other group) at creating their product. While there are no right an
by Travis 16y ago
Perhaps the reason you rarely see it mentioned is because they are busy (or busier than the other group) at creating their product.
While there are no right answers, I find the following types of questions can help direct me.
1. Is one of the ideas time-sensitive?
2. Can you take a stab at getting traction now, with a quick trigger to quit if you don't see a positive reaction?
3. Suppose you succeed with one idea, without trying the others. In 30 years, even though you were successful, do you imagine regretting not pursuing the idea? (The "will future me dislike this decision" question)
4. Relatively weight the following on a 1-5 scale. Success ceiling (best case success level), personal fulfillment, balance with personal life, professional ambition, project difficulty/frustration, stability.