Starting something new, you immediately look at real applicability — will it actually work in practice, not just sound nice in theory. That pragmatic view protects you from undertakings that were doomed to fail from the start.
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Calculate your chart →Starting something new, you immediately look at real applicability — will it actually work in practice, not just sound nice in theory. That pragmatic view protects you from undertakings that were doomed to fail from the start.
That practicality makes your starts viable. While others get carried away by beautiful concepts with no real foundation under them, you immediately check whether the idea can withstand contact with reality, and you start only with what can actually survive it.
Sometimes excessive pragmatism cuts off bold ideas too early, before they've had a chance to show what they're capable of. Not everything practical looks realistic right away — sometimes it's worth giving an untested thought a little room before judging its viability.
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