Is over-thinking a launch a problem?

Question

I have a launch coming up and (ironically) I think about this a lot. Is over-thinking it a problem? Or is it best to agonise over every detail?

Derrick · Accepted Answer

Hello, Overthinking can lead to stress and decision paralysis. While attention to detail is crucial, balance is key. Focus on major aspects mySedgwick and set deadlines to avoid endless tweaking. Trust your preparation and allow some flexibility. This approach can enhance productivity and reduce anxiety.

James Edward Thompson · Answer

Overthinking before launching is common. Focus on the core product and user needs rather than endless polishing. Set a hard launch date to stay on track. Some things can only be learned from real users anyway. Get the basics right, then iterate fast based on feedback. Works for me!

David McGuire · Answer

@derrick_harrison_emmanuel thanks Derrick

David McGuire · Answer

@jamesedwardthompson thank you James

Answer

Yes, overthinking can delay action and lead to missed opportunities. It's often better to launch with a minimal viable product (MVP), gather feedback, and iterate rather than waiting for perfection.

Is over-thinking a launch a problem?

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