The phrase is often taken as having a single true meaning, but I think the sum of them is really what makes the quote so good.
It's easy to follow a rule too far and end up way overcorrecting the original problem. What I like is that both meanings balance each other :)
Some popular mass-market friendly deliverables don't cost very much at all, avoid them and you're definitely avoiding success at all costs, but with both meanings at once this time.
It's easy to follow a rule too far and end up way overcorrecting the original problem. What I like is that both meanings balance each other :)
Some popular mass-market friendly deliverables don't cost very much at all, avoid them and you're definitely avoiding success at all costs, but with both meanings at once this time.