Is that a failure, or just a stall?
'Fail fast' was meant to make you learn quicker. It has become a polite way of giving up
Momentum
Pace, execution, learning with rinse and repeat are underrated components of achieving success
The Rule of 3s
Big things don't stall because the plan was wrong. They stall because nobody picked a clear first step on a well-defined path.
Knowing the method isn't enough
The 'how' is free now. So why does so much still fall short? This is the idea the whole blog is built on.