> The really difficult part of any venture is knowing how to distinguish wise advice from just another opinion.
The usual advice is to choose a trusted advisor with lots of experience in the field, listen to and follow his advice and see if it works. If it doesn’t, adapt.
Every other way is wallowing in indecision, losing time.
A decision won’t get better with ten opinions of which more than half are unfounded or even incorrect to begin with.
The usual advice is to choose a trusted advisor with lots of experience in the field, listen to and follow his advice and see if it works. If it doesn’t, adapt.
Every other way is wallowing in indecision, losing time. A decision won’t get better with ten opinions of which more than half are unfounded or even incorrect to begin with.