Experience does teach what theories can't.
And yeah, what feels like «enough» for a beginner is often way off — I’ve been there too.

But here’s my take:
Waiting and learning endlessly also creates its own kind of failure — the one that never even got the chance to happen.
And ironically, some of the most valuable experiences only come after you mess up.

We don’t grow just by observing — we grow by doing, failing, reflecting, and repeating.
That’s how «knowing enough» becomes real — not before action, but through it.

So your motto’s solid — it protects.

Mine’s more like:

«Learn fast, act faster, and be ready to take the L if it comes. Just don’t stall».

We both value wisdom — just got different doors to it.

You're right, experience gets forged in the field, not in books! Your "learn fast, act faster" motto is straight-up fire, but I gotta admit, that "be ready to take the L" part can make you hesitate a bit. 🤣

Truth is, we're both onto something; real wisdom comes from swinging open both doors: a bit of your bold diving-in vibe and a bit of my chill, think-it-through approach.
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