What am I talking about is pushing things toward completion and full fruition. Not giving up to soon. Staying focused until you get results and create something great.

Yes, along the way, you might discover that you are building the wrong house. And that’s OK. You can move on. But until you give it a proper try, I believe you should stay focused.

The world doesn’t need more “me too” half-baked products, projects and businesses.

There is a HUGE risk being dependent on one product, one idea or one person.
It is called economic dependence. It may work well until skyscrapers do not require new
windows, new elevators, new roofs, etc and there is enough money to do it when required.

The bigger the skyscraper, the more fierce attacks from competition and perhaps
from internal issues with staff. The key issue in any project is cash flow.

If we examine history of scientific discoveries, we may find out that many inventors were working concurrently on many ideas or projects, not knowing which one will be successful.

There is not even one corporation in the Dow Jones listing that was there a 100 years ago. Most of them went bankrupt, even GM and Enron. Why? Lack of money.

How to we move from being the largest company in the entire world to bankruptcy?
By building the skyscraper like Babel Tower. Higher, higher and higher.