Don’t get too precious with your plans.

There’s a good chance you don’t have all the answers yet, but can figure them out as you go.

Going overboard with planning can also be an excuse to avoid getting to work. Just as we can tweak our software and tools incessantly to avoid getting real work done, so too can we tweak and adjust our plans as a way to avoid getting to work.

How do you know when your plans are sufficient? When you:

• Believe you can actually do it - you can see it.
• Know what the next physical action is that you need to take to move it forward.