Which is more effective? A very big proj…

Posted by on Jun 9, 2009 in Random Blabber | 2 comments

Which is more effective? A very big project that takes over year to implement? Or a small, tightly-focused one that finishes in 3 months?

I’ll tell you what – while the big project is still waiting to generate income, the smaller ones have siblings already – all generating hard dough.

Lesson? With small projects, you can learn quickly.

More? Read the OODA: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_Loop

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2 comments

  1. RSC
    9 Jun ’09

    How about doing both short-term immediate-ROI projects *and* long-term high-ROI projects that will pave way for even more projects? :p

  2. Jozzua
    10 Jun ’09

    Well you can think long term – but if you aren’t earning right now, long term projects are just dreams.

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