Up until recently, you felt good about what you're working on. And then it creeps in: the overthinking, the imposter syndrome, the uncertainty.
Now you're not sure. You think you can do better with a new idea for an entirely new business.
So you go back to the drawing board.
But you didn't try, so you have no experience and no data to make any decisions.
Completely new ideas are beautiful. They light us up, like little gems of colour that capture our imagination. But if we don't take action to see how far we can take the original idea, we're just caught in a loop of inaction.
Focus on the work and not on the outcome, because the outcome will never be as you imagine. And neither will that new idea.
