Quote from: xSkylarx on Today at 04:30:11 AM

Quote from: terrific on September 06, 2023, 04:08:45 PM

I agree, when you're rushing things there's a tendency that you may end up with a bad ending that you'll never like.
But if you're up for challenges and experience then you can force yourself to have that schedule as soon as possible, the business you'll launch should profit.
Even if you try to break the physics and laws of starting a business, you could still see the difference of rushing and taking it slowly.

There are really times that you need to rush things and a lot of challenges you will face because you missed something, but still, it is better to plan it out rather than say that you will just solve it along the way because you will be prepared, and for sure, even if you are very prepared, you will still encounter some challenges that need to be solved, but it is only a few of them because you have already planned out the worst-case scenario and the plan you will be taking.

What's really best about taking it slowly is that you are sure with your steps, which means that steps can prevent failure that can make your business down, you will also not miss small details from your business because they also have a big impact on it, and lastly, because you are not in haste, you will save more money because you will find or get the cheapest way with the same outcome as your product.

In a business, I don't think that rushing is a good idea. If that's what you meant by we need to rush things sometimes.
It's not that good for someone who's just starting not. You cannot just turbo the business that you have started because that's the typical business goes.
You have to slow it down and take things carefully. Learn from the rich ones, they didn't took things in a hurry.