I do too much thinking about what I want to make, and not enough actually making the thing.

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Focusing less on overthinking and more on shipping content early can lead to more genuine and enjoyable creations. While thoroughness is important in certain contexts, the tendency to overthink can hinder productivity and creativity. It's useful to emphasize that things can always be improved post-launch, but the initial version must be completed first.

Think less, ship more

Plus we end up becoming the biggest obstacle in our own path.

I relate to this article a little too much. 🥲

Great post! It’s so easy to overthink what you’re working on. In my career, I’ve often looked for solutions that take just five minutes. If that doesn’t pan out, I’ll step back and invest maybe 15 minutes or so, sometimes by “expositionally” increasing the time or pulling more perspectives into the discussion.
Businesses don’t mind clean, maintainable code, but they don’t want it to cost two to ten times more than a quick hack now. As engineers, we try to be mindful of how long it takes to get the feature done in a clean maintainable way.

totally agree, it’s hard to stick to that though :D

<code>I sat down and wrote this to force myself to write</code> dont worry keep doing