If you’ve been circling around an idea for weeks, or hesitating to press “deploy,” or over-researching the perfect tool, consider try now. Tiny, unglamorous action is a dramatically more efficient epistemic move than another three hours of reading. Doing creates new data.
Doing reveals the real constraints. Doing collapses imaginary worries into concrete, solvable edges. Most of the “certainty” we think we need becomes available only after a first iteration, not before. The fastest path to clarity is a small live trial. Pick the smallest possible slice that still counts, ship that slice today, then recalibrate tomorrow.