“This might work” vs. “This is going to work” - Deepstash

“This might work” vs. “This is going to work”

It is probably better to say "this might work" when you start because you’ll be much more alert to take in signals, new information, tweak it, adjust it, adapt, or maybe just stop.

Think about your actions as experiments that generate information rather than definitive decisions. It will make it easier to move forward, adapt, and adjust.

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I`m too humble. That`s my problem.

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