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You can always go faster (if you know where to risk it)

David Heinemeier Hansson · 16 Jan 2023

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Doing things fast is important because you make contact with reality more often

Something that's doable in a week might be a great investment, but if you spend six doing the same thing, with excess care, you're wasting your time

Also said by Nat Friedman

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  1. Speed of execution is one of the most important organizational features in most areas of competition
  2. Something that's doable in a week might be a great investment, but if you spend six doing the same thing, with excess care, you're wasting your time

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