I ask one question before every project

I ask one question before every project.

Saves me every time.

Here it is:

"What happens if this fails?"

If the answer scares me I don't do it.

Let me show you why.

Project 1: New course

"What happens if this fails?"

"I lose 100 hours and $3K in expenses."

Too risky. Didn't do it.

Project 2: Consulting offer

"What happens if this fails?"

"I learn what doesn't work. No financial loss."

Low risk. Did it. Made $8K.

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Project 3: Partnership

"What happens if this fails?"

"I damage a key relationship and lose credibility."

Too risky. Didn't do it.

Project 4: Content series

"What happens if this fails?"

"Nothing. Just try something different next week."

Zero risk. Did it. Grew 400 followers.

Here's what I learned:

Most people ask: "What if this works?"

I ask: "What if this doesn't?"

Because optimism blinds you to risk.

And risk kills businesses.

The projects that work have low downside.

If they fail you lose time. Maybe money. But nothing devastating.

The projects that destroy you have high downside.

If they fail you lose relationships. Credibility. Reputation.

So here's the filter:

Before starting anything ask: "What happens if this fails?"

If the answer is "I lose something I can't recover" don't do it.

If the answer is "I learn and try again" do it.

Protect your downside.

And the upside takes care of itself.

Talk soon, Dyl -Founder of Relentlece.

P.S. What project are you considering? Ask the question. Be honest about the answer.

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