“Don't spend too much time planning; release early and often. Some things will work, others won't. Refine and move forward, and above all, forget the money; just make sure you love what you're doing”
— Kevin Rose
Simplified Meaning:
When starting a new project or business, don’t waste too much time perfecting every detail before sharing it with others. Get your ideas out there quickly, and keep updating and improving them. Not everything you try will be successful, but that’s okay. Learn from what doesn’t work and keep going. What’s more important than making money is finding joy and passion in what you’re doing. Imagine you’re baking cookies to sell. Instead of planning the perfect recipe for months, bake your first batch and let people taste them. Some people might love them, and others might give you tips to make them better. Use their feedback to improve your recipe and make another batch. Over time, your cookies will get better and more people will enjoy them. Plus, if you really love baking, the process will be fun and rewarding, regardless of how much money you make. This approach keeps things exciting and helps you grow and learn faster.
