Why does it have to be EITHER/OR?
Hi all,
This question really puzzles me.
I see so many threads and posts asking variations on the same question...
Is XXX1 or XXX2 better?
Which of these 3 programs should I use?
What idea is best?
What book is better, Book1 or Book2?
Why not use everything available to you, particularly if it's all free?
You'll learn over time if both are good or if you need to delete one of them but there isn't always an either/or question to be decided.
If you believe it should always be either/or, you are reducing your work options by half.
This question really puzzles me.
I see so many threads and posts asking variations on the same question...
Is XXX1 or XXX2 better?
Which of these 3 programs should I use?
What idea is best?
What book is better, Book1 or Book2?
Why not use everything available to you, particularly if it's all free?
You'll learn over time if both are good or if you need to delete one of them but there isn't always an either/or question to be decided.
If you believe it should always be either/or, you are reducing your work options by half.