Tuesday, November 14, 2006

When to start

Acabo de leer un post de Seth Godin que me ha fascinado. Me voy a tomar la libertad de publicarlo aquí.
  • The best time to start is when you've got enough money in the bank to support all contingencies.
  • The best time to start is when the competition is far behind in technology, sophistication and market acceptance.
  • The best time to start is when the competition isn't too far behind, because then you'll spend too long educating the market.
  • The best time to start is when everything at home is stable and you can really focus.
  • The best time to start is when you're out of debt.
  • The best time to start is when no one is already working on your idea.
  • The best time to start is when your patent comes through.
  • The best time to start is after you've got all your VC funding.
  • The best time to start is when the political environment is more friendly than it is now.
  • The best time to start is after you've got your degree.
  • The best time to start is after you've worked all the kinks out of your plan.
  • The best time to start is when you're sure it's going to work.
  • The best time to start is after you've hired the key marketing person for the new division.
  • The best time to start was last year. The best opportunities are already gone.
  • The best time to start is before some pundit declares your segment passe. Too late.
  • The best time to start is when the new generation of processors is shipping.
  • The best time to start is when the geopolitical environment settles down.
¿Estás a punto para empezar?

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