The most perfect plan is the one you act on. If you have a plan and are waiting to iron out the minutiae before acting on it, it will never become perfect -- perfection comes in the execution so that you can go back and tweak the plan based on the muster it took to see it through. It’s not only how you will develop making future plans, more importantly, it’s how you learn to manufacture the courage it takes to continue to move forward.
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