Comments on: Is Perfectionism Your Problem? http://www.frankhaywood.com/is-perfectionism-your-problem/ Product Creation, Traffic, List Building, Automation = Internet Business Thu, 04 Dec 2008 03:04:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Vern Brown http://www.frankhaywood.com/is-perfectionism-your-problem/#comment-10340 Vern Brown Sat, 05 Apr 2008 15:21:42 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/is-perfectionism-your-problem/#comment-10340 WOW!! I really wish you hadn't done that = slapped in the face! What a wakeup! This is something I've battled with most of my life = perfectionism! Thanks [not really] for reminding me. Great stuff, and timely. P.S. Notice how I "dotted every i and crossed every t, etc." Still haven't kicked the habit! WOW!! I really wish you hadn't done that = slapped in the face! What a wakeup! This is something I've battled with most of my life = perfectionism! Thanks [not really] for reminding me. Great stuff, and timely.
P.S. Notice how I "dotted every i and crossed every t, etc." Still haven't kicked the habit!

]]> By: Geoff Robertson http://www.frankhaywood.com/is-perfectionism-your-problem/#comment-10338 Geoff Robertson Sat, 05 Apr 2008 03:23:06 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/is-perfectionism-your-problem/#comment-10338 Frank, I think perfectionism only needs to be applied to building airplanes and scuba equipment. I tend to use the 80/20 rule. That is, get the product launched and deal with the flak later. For 20% of the customers, there might be a slight flaw. However, only 20% of that 20% will notice. We’re down to 4%. Of that 4%, only 20% will be affected in any way. We're below 1%. I prefer to get a product or service into the hands of 99% of my customers rather than hold off on a launch just to get it “just right”. As you know, there is no “just right”. I agree with your approach. Keep it up. - Geoff Robertson Frank,

I think perfectionism only needs to be applied to building airplanes and scuba equipment.

I tend to use the 80/20 rule. That is, get the product launched and deal with the flak later. For 20% of the customers, there might be a slight flaw. However, only 20% of that 20% will notice. We’re down to 4%. Of that 4%, only 20% will be affected in any way. We're below 1%.

I prefer to get a product or service into the hands of 99% of my customers rather than hold off on a launch just to get it “just right”. As you know, there is no “just right”.

I agree with your approach. Keep it up.

- Geoff Robertson

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