Code to address a need, stick with it until you have a minimally crapful product that saves you time or increases your quality of what you do that is not coding

Code to address a need, stick with it until you have a minimally crapful product that saves you time or increases your quality of what you do that is not coding. Use it, enhance it, review it, share it, maybe throw that one away (with the other 8 or 10 versions you probably threw away to get to that one, if it is anything of significance) and do it again, but maybe choosing a better suited language or framework, now you know what you know. Then, do the above again, but this time use lisp, or forth....