I've noticed a concerning trend among the younger generation: an obsession with perfect clarity before taking action. This mindset is killing innovation and progress
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Life doesn't come with a 100% clear roadmap. If you're waiting for one, you'll be waiting forever.
Success is built on a foundation of "wasted" efforts. Each failure is a data point, not a dead end.
The most successful people I've worked with didn't wait for perfect conditions. They jumped in, made mistakes, and iterated rapidly.
Remember: Your first attempt will probably suck. Your second might suck less. By your tenth, you might be onto something big.
Embrace the law of wasted efforts. Each "wasted" attempt brings you closer to success. It's not waste - it's fuel for your ultimate breakthrough.
So stop waiting for perfect clarity. Start now, fail fast, learn faster. That's how you build the future.