Having a lot of projects is not ambitious.
It& #39;s not a moonshot.
It& #39;s not thinking big.
It& #39;s just too much work.
It& #39;s not a moonshot.
It& #39;s not thinking big.
It& #39;s just too much work.
Every project you add to your team& #39;s list increases your latency for learning.
Every new project extends the timelines of the projects around it because it pulls in resources the way a black hole pulls in light.
Every new project extends the timelines of the projects around it because it pulls in resources the way a black hole pulls in light.
Every new project increases your team& #39;s overhead and reduces your ability to deliver.
Every new project means:
More people + responsibility for knowing and understanding their capabilities.
More meetings.
More email.
Another chat.
More context-switching.
Less thinking.
Every new project means:
More people + responsibility for knowing and understanding their capabilities.
More meetings.
More email.
Another chat.
More context-switching.
Less thinking.
Every new project is a threat to your current projects.
Every new feature idea is a threat to the features you already have underway.
Every new feature idea is a threat to the features you already have underway.