> Now you're adding "before you start", who said that until you did? That was already in the comment your own (G)GP[1] was a reply to, so they're certainly not

> Now you're adding "before you start", who said that until you did? That was already in the comment your own (G)GP[1] was a reply to, so they're certainly not adding it "now." > I don't totally understand what we're disagreeing about. Or what you mean when you say "it doesn't help" -- help who do what? As I was going to reply to your (G)GP[1]: Help anyone with whatever it was they didn't even start on doing. Be it running a marathon or starting a company or... What does it matter? Isn't it obvious that if you never start training for a marathon, that won't help you run one? And that the same goes for starting a company -- if you never even start starting a company, then you'll never get to the point of having started a company? And the same for anything you might want to do? What I don't understand is how anyone can honestly claim not to understand that. ___ [1]: Grandparent of your comment that I'm replying to; great-grandparent of this my reply.