You have enough strategies. What you need: Monday: Launch ugly version Tuesday-Friday: Collect feedback Weekend: One refinement Data-driven > Strategy-driven.

Nov 9, 2025 · 1:30 PM UTC

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Prioritize action, refine with feedback.
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Strategies does not end You get feedback by trying always
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Execution beats perfection data won’t lie, but endless planning might.
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Ship asap to get data on what works and what to improve.
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speed is crucial. I would even advocate for doing all this in 2-3 days, week may be too long
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Feedback is most important.
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this is the cycle that actually builds momentum shipping fast then refining beats perfect planning every time
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That's how you validate your idea in a week.
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Action and feedback matter more than endless planning.
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One step at a time. One percent better everyday.
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Love this Jim, sometimes perfection is the enemy of progress, just get it out there and iterate
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Anyone sleeping on feedback is simply rejecting transformation
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Strategy is theory. Execution gives you data and data gives you direction.
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Facts. Most people are addicted to planning. But feedback is the only real strategy that matters.
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Perfect launches never happen. The market will tell you what's broken faster and more accurately than your brain. Real feedback beats imaginary perfection.
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And run it back the next week.
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You need execution. You need observation from it. You need execution with refinement of what you learn.
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Strategy hides fear more than it builds results.
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launch quick, tweak fast, data wins
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Execution exposes what strategy hides.
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Perfection kills progress. Launch messy. Learn fast. Refine with data — not doubt.
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Exactly Just execute your plans
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No you don't need more research, You don't need more 'analysis by paralysis'. You know what you need? Not some another excuse for your inaction. Launch fast, learn faster. Get feedbacks on the product. Improve and fasten your process. Refine the product into something else entirely, shaped by market.
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Data should NEVER be ignored.
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Launch, gather feedback, refine, repeat data beats theory every time.
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Everything evolving, there is no perfect time, launch and evolve with market.
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great point Jim. Launching and iterating based on real user feedback is key.
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Start first, get feedback, improve and give it again. Great advice.
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Strategy is the start. Data refines it.
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Exactly. Action and feedback beat endless planning every time.
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The best strategy is to act, learn, and improve.
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Action beats perfection every single time
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Launch fast learn faster improve smarter every single week
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Simple and effective. Shipping fast teaches more than planning forever. Let data shape the next move, not overthinking.
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Perfect except most people will spend Monday perfecting the strategy for the ugly version they never launch
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