Do you always ccnsider the viability before you do something?
By chelseaalawn
@chelseaalawn (717)
Hong Kong
December 5, 2009 11:37pm CST
I do. And I am trying not to consider too much. I hate when I have already fininshed half of the work then I find that it is not workable. And so I have to do it all over again. It is wasting time and troublesome. But if you consider too much, things often cannot start.
And how about you guys? Think before work? Let's share~~
3 responses
@greenline (14838)
• Canada
7 Dec 09
Hello Chelsea. I have been in business development type of job for some years now, and one of the things we always have to do is to check the viability of the buisness/project before making the move to go ahead with the implementation. So, I am in the habit of checking the viability on my personal matters too. But, ofcourse, some times things don't go as expected.
@chelseaalawn (717)
• Hong Kong
7 Dec 09
Ya, I think the consider the viability before you do is needed for your job. And maybe this has already been you habit of checking.
Thanks for sharing~~
@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
26 Jul 10
Yeah, I would calculate all the pros and cons, before indulging in something. If I see that things are hazy and are unclear, I would prefer not to indulge.
@climber7565 (2579)
• United States
9 Dec 09
There is a saying that carpenters go by: "Measure twice and cut once". Oh yes, planning helps prevent troubles, waist and pain. You should always consider all option, plan, think things through and do it right so you won't suffer consequences you are not ready for.
