If the execution doesn't feel buttery smooth, it's because I messed up at the ideation stage, not breaking things down into bite-sized, doable tasks or executable units.
It implies I didn't invest enough effort in defining the problem to make it nearly self-executable. That's why the whole 'Ideas are cheap, execution is everything' line bugs me.
Oh, and by the way, I totally didn't factor in those random hiccups. We're all supposed to be adaptable, roll with the punches, and shift gears when necessary. And for the record, I'm not all about over-engineering stuff.
If the execution doesn't feel buttery smooth, it's because I messed up at the ideation stage, not breaking things down into bite-sized, doable tasks or executable units.
It implies I didn't invest enough effort in defining the problem to make it nearly self-executable. That's why the whole 'Ideas are cheap, execution is everything' line bugs me.
Oh, and by the way, I totally didn't factor in those random hiccups. We're all supposed to be adaptable, roll with the punches, and shift gears when necessary. And for the record, I'm not all about over-engineering stuff.