Why "trial and error" is part of the business plan

There was one thing I discovered after years of business.

Most people

Didn't fail because of the wrong decision

But failed because

"Afraid of making the wrong decision."

Until not daring to do anything

We've always been taught that

Must think carefully.

Gotta make a good plan.

Must choose the cheapest way

Until many times

We forgot that

Some answers

There is no way to find it from thinking.

But must find out by action

I thought

Good business.

Must have a complete plan.

But when actually doing

I found

Most businesses grow.

Of trial and error.

More than following the original plan.

Best-selling product

Probably not the commodity you're most sure of.

The content that people like the most

Probably not the content you thought would be loud.

The most right group of customers

Probably not the group you originally intended.

Because the real world

Not the classroom.

And the market.

Never read our Business Plan.

The interesting thing is,

A lot of successful entrepreneurs.

Not trying to avoid mistakes.

But try to build a system.

That makes learning from mistakes faster.

I call this

The Perfect Mistake

A valuable mistake.

Because it leads us to find information

That never gets from sitting and thinking.

If you're starting something,

Don't ask yourself that.

"Will you miss it?"

Because the answer is

Definitely missed.

But the more important question is,

"What will we learn from it?"

And

"How fast will we adapt?"

Sometimes.

What makes people reach their goals

Not having the best plan.

But is to dare to step away

Despite not seeing the entire route yet.

Because in the end

Success

Not caused by never being wrong.

But caused by

"Wrong, fast.

Learn to be sensitive.

And continue to be. "

Trust the process.

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