If you were sliding down the side of a mountain to your certain death, would you insist on grabbing hold only when the very best opportunity presented itself?
Hell no! As long as you could make a good grab, one that would at least slow you down and give you better opportunities for better grabs, you’d do it.
I have clients who argue with me about this. If you’re creating a product – a book, a DVD, a membership site – for the first, second or even 3rd time, you don’t need “perfect” or even “great.” You should be happy with “good enough.”
I’m in my local Barnes & Noble, supposedly working on my next book. During a walk to restore my numb butt, I just ran across a small display of products. They’re not quite toys, but close.
next book. I mean like 5 minutes ago! I’m approximately 3 weeks ahead of schedule. ‘scuze me while I bask in the feeling for a few minutes. Projected “publication date” is January 2nd (I think – I don’t have my planner with me), but it will probably be available by mid-November.
My wife and I are spending some quality time in the Southwest US. Specifically, Albuquerque New Mexico. A couple days back, we went to the 
Got a new digital toy. 14" HP Chromebook. This model comes with 200 MB per month data via T-Mobile. I used up 80% of that in the first hour! Anyway, that's why I bought it. As a refurb, it was nearly $100 less than the regular price for the item. I used it most of the afternoon, and only drained 20% of the battery. Cool so far!
