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Don't polish it — ship it

Growth comes from iteration speed, not perfect planning. Tested on myself and on Starship's first engines.

Stumbled upon an article on LinkedIn today 👀

Its short version: don’t try to make a perfect product before launch — ship faster, get feedback, and improve as you go. Growth comes not from perfect planning but from the speed of learning and iteration ⚡

And you know what I noticed? I myself got stuck polishing my Claude tool to perfection instead of just working with it and improving it along the way.

I even know cases where someone has been sitting on their pet project for 3 years, still thinking it’s not ready enough to show anyone 🤷‍♂️

Remember this post next time you postpone shipping your feature. Someone might already be waiting for it while you still consider it unfinished 🚀

Or just throw it away and start a new one.

Meme: Starship's first engines tangled in wires captioned Just make it exist first, below the clean production ones — You can make it good later
Starship's first engines — and what they look like now
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