I just wrote for over an hour - just to realize that the story I worked on isn’t ready to post. I thought I totally had this concept nailed and I could write it stream of consciousness and people would get it. And maybe they could have. However as much as I believe in “build in public” right now - I also believe that a bad story doesn’t become good just because I make a caveat that it “may not be ready yet.” I’ll be honest, at first I was bummed out I did work that didn’t get the result I wanted. But with a little time I saw the value in the story I experienced even I hadn’t yet achieved my goal. The value is that I practiced, I moved the ball forward, I found things that worked and I didn’t give up. I will post that project, after I have put the work in to clearly communicate my intention to the audience. If you resonate with this story, share a story where you made a decision that something wasn’t ready, how you felt and what happened as a result? Was this a good choice or a bad choice? For those who disagree - talk about why you disagree with what I decided.