Title is click-bait with poor framing (i.e. if you are often wrong, then sometimes, you will be right). Finishing your goals does not "make you right". Life is

Title is click-bait with poor framing (i.e. if you are often wrong, then sometimes, you will be right). Finishing your goals does not "make you right". Life is not a binary where you are either wrong, or right. Thinking that you ever become "right" or that you ever achieve 100% confidence that you have arrived at a "solution" is arrogance of the highest order. Life is about getting better. Every person, every product, starts at a beginning. A beginning is not "wrong", it is early. We try, individually and collectively, to improve ourselves and that which we are responsible for. The decision to ship is not whether we have made something "right" but about whether we have made it better. We ship, knowing we will ship another improvement after this one. > 2. Gather missing information... 6. Achieve the goal Sometimes in life, you need to ship first in order to gather missing information later. You cannot do that if everything has to be "right" before you ship it. > I love being wrong This is not the essay of someone who loves being wrong. This is the essay of someone who loves becoming right. But the deeper truth is that you will always be "wrong" - unfinished, lacking knowledge, under-developed, incomplete. Do not love being wrong - love improvement.