There is another issue related to just-get-started – know when to stop. I learned this myself the hard way wasting over a year on something that I did know (deep down) wasn’t going anywhere. It wasn’t the idea that was the problem but the execution / partnership. The underlying psychology of course is that until you “stop” you haven’t had to admit to the world, and yourself, that you “failed”

Learn to kill dead-ends, with extreme prejudice, and and move on to the next possibility. To amplify your point Jevon another deadly consequence of just thinking for too long, without executing, about stuff is that you build a huge mental/emotional investment that’s hard to let go. If you start executing that investment is smaller and not as painful to walk away from.

There is another issue related to just-get-started – know when to stop. I learned this myself the hard way wasting over a year on something that I did know (deep down) wasn’t going anywhere. It wasn’t the idea that was the problem but the execution / partnership. The underlying psychology of course is that until you “stop” you haven’t had to admit to the world, and yourself, that you “failed”

Learn to kill dead-ends, with extreme prejudice, and and move on to the next possibility. To amplify your point Jevon another deadly consequence of just thinking for too long, without executing, about stuff is that you build a huge mental/emotional investment that’s hard to let go. If you start executing that investment is smaller and not as painful to walk away from.