Dan Romigh argues that successful businesses master one core activity and adjust while moving, not while parked. It's easier to steer a moving vehicle and see obstacles ahead. Entrepreneurs who spend time tweaking presentations without taking action never get the feedback they need to improve.
I'm gonna get really good at that one thing and then make adjustments. Like, cause it's, it's so much easier to steer a moving vehicle than a parked vehicle. I could turn the steering wheel all day, but I'm not going to know if it, if I am actually going to go in a different direction, but I gotta be moving to, if I go like this on a steering wheel and I'm moving, I can see like, oh crap, I'm going to run into the wall. But if I'm sitting in the parking lot and all I'm doing is this all the time, I'm changing my slides. I'm doing this on my presentation. I'm, I'm changing my orientation. I'm doing all this stuff, but I never have any movement in my business. I can't tell what's working and what's not.
