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Perfect Ideas Do Not Lead to Perfect Actions

So stop waiting for the right idea or all the information. It doesn't guarantee your success, nor limit the possible downside.
Perfect execution can only come from actions taken over and over again, seeing what works and what doesn't, then adjusting.
So the best idea is to go do something. Then get more ideas based on what you see when you're doing things.

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Dre "DreAllDay" Baldwin

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