'My real, “ultimate” goal was never merely launching a product (after all, anyone can do that)...' Oh if only that were true. I had dinner with a friend last n

'My real, “ultimate” goal was never merely launching a product (after all, anyone can do that)...' Oh if only that were true. I had dinner with a friend last night who has just become the lead on a project where the two founders dropped out and essentially handed him an opportunity because they just couldn't see through to launching it. I've launched probably 40% of the projects I've worked on. I think that is a big difference between those who do and those who talk. Those who get it done see launching a product as just a small step that anybody can do. I wonder if those who are successful also think. Is it our own thoughts of the size of the challenges that lead to our failures/challenges?