Start the project today with a messy plan. A perfect plan next month is just a nicer way to say “no.”
CREATIVITY
CREATIVITY
A plan that keeps improving on paper is often a way of not starting while feeling productive. Real information only arrives once something exists to react to, and the perfect version scheduled for next month tends to be scheduled again the month after. Refusing directly would at least be honest.
Begin the ugly version this week, in one sitting, with whatever you currently know. Let the first attempt be obviously imperfect, then let the problems it reveals write the better plan for you.
How long have you been planning instead of starting?
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