Peter Hansen wrote:
I know that I've started many one-man projects over the years, and only slowly (I'm a little thick, you see) came to realize that while it's incredibly easy to start something, seeing it through to the end is rather more difficult.
At this point, perhaps largely as a result of a new world-view inspired by the agile movement, I rarely start anything... and when I do, it's driven by a strong, recurring need, and I only do just enough to meet that need, in the simplest way I can find. (Often, that ends up not involving a computer.)
So here we are, in our wisdom. Never starting anything grandiose for fear of failure :). Personally I'm trying to get back some of that old stupidity but I'm very thick :)
Ian -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
