from Diary 2023-09-01 Trade-off between speculation and development I have a feeling that something is going to come out of this, but it’s not clear, and I’m not sure if I should proceed with the development or take a closer look at what might come out of it. How can we distinguish between being thrown into speculation due to the lack of concrete next actions for development and trying to prioritize speculation over development due to fundamental doubts about the current development path?
- The problem you are facing is a common issue in many creative projects and new business development. The decision on whether to proceed with development or continue speculation depends largely on the specific situation and information…
- Clarification of objectives : First, clarify the ultimate objectives of your project or undertaking. This is essential to understanding what you want to accomplish or what value you want to provide. The clearer your objectives are, the more clarity you will have about what to do next.
- Yes, sir.
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