Perfection holds a lot of founders back.

Perfection holds a lot of founders back.

Waiting for the perfect moment, delaying until the product is free of bugs, rewriting a plan that was clear enough three drafts ago.

At some point, more planning stops reducing risk and starts delaying the feedback you actually need.

Customers will tell you which bugs matter.

Your team will show you where the instructions are unclear.

The market will tell you whether the idea works.

No amount of thinking can give you that information.

“Now that you don’t have to be perfect, you can be good.”
-John Steinbeck

Define your "good enough" standards, give it a deadline, and provide your teams permission to move.

What are you still perfecting that would improve faster in the real world?