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Due Diligence - Do or Die

by Captain Kent
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Folks, when you start to do something and want to be successful please do diligence and yes, do your homework first.

learn everything you can before you launch a product, service or anything else. It will help you a lot!

as the saying says, do or die! Do it, now!

p.s: All those that have done their do diligence and feel like sharing why is important and would like to help other folks as well please you are more than welcome to share.
#die #diligence #due
  • Profile picture of the author writeaway
    Great point. The War Room and the Articles Forum are good resources for due diligence. Of course, double check whatever info you get by running forum searches and blog searches regarding whatever info you want to implement. Opportunity costs matter too.

    Great post. It's all about starting 2013 with a CLEAR PLAN.
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  • Profile picture of the author Captain Kent
    yeah good point, and the forum is a good way to learn how to do that. (actually I find that this section helps a lot as well, when you have questions)

    thanks for your reply!
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  • Profile picture of the author seriousjake
    That's a valid point but there's a fine line between due diligence and wasting time on unnecessary/overcomplicated details (trying to be a perfectionist).

    How do you suggest we draw the lline?
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    • Profile picture of the author Daniel Evans
      "Do or die" could be applied to just jumping in and getting a product launched. Infact, I'd say that's probably where the term is best suited. "Do now before you never will". A possible deterrant being the process depicted in ones own mind as being more complicated than it actually need be.

      Research is important but as noted, I don't suggest spending an extreme amount of time on it in all cases. Sometimes things don't require a lot of research. Some conclusions are immediately apparent by trends and ones own experience.

      Ultimately it depends upon what kind of product a person intends to launch, the skills and knowledge they already possess and what they intend to achieve.

      I say don't overlook research, but certainly don't overcomplicate it.
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      • Profile picture of the author Captain Kent
        Originally Posted by Daniel Evans View Post

        "Do or die" could be applied to just jumping in and getting a product launched. Infact, I'd say that's probably where the term is best suited. "Do now before you never will". A possible deterrant being the process depicted in ones own mind as being more complicated than it actually need be.

        Research is important but as noted, I don't suggest spending an extreme amount of time on it in all cases. Sometimes things don't require a lot of research. Some conclusions are immediately apparent by trends and ones own experience.

        Ultimately it depends upon what kind of product a person intends to launch, the skills and knowledge they already possess and what they intend to achieve.

        I say don't overlook research, but certainly don't overcomplicate it.
        true, you have a valid point there and thank you for commenting this will help a lot of people. Do you diligence, its not meant to do only that and not think of other phases of the product or service launch so

        thank you!
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        • Profile picture of the author Daniel Evans
          Let's note that the term is "To use due diligence".

          We are to use due diligence - not excessive.

          The term in itself encompasses that which we need to do. i.e. only that which is necessary.
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  • Profile picture of the author Captain Kent
    Sure Jake, of course you need to be careful and learn how to be better each time but if you have an overall idea on how to help others and me as well than shot out it here

    you are more than welcome to let us know in details what you think
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