I wouldn’t publish Rolling Rocks Downhill before I was not-embarrassed by it, even though my (then)publishers were happy to, and even though others enjoyed reading it. I’m glad I didn’t!
So I know what you mean.
In this case, with the video, my wife’s question made me realise that I was imposing a requirement that my customers don’t care about and I don’t care about!
My first reaction was: "they may not care, but *I* care."
There's a tension -- at least for me, and maybe you too -- between "good enough [quality] for your customer" and "good enough for you".
I think I need to think about this more deeply, but could I be happy shipping "product" that I wasn't happy with, even if my customer "doesn't care"...?
Very interesting tension high describe!
I wouldn’t publish Rolling Rocks Downhill before I was not-embarrassed by it, even though my (then)publishers were happy to, and even though others enjoyed reading it. I’m glad I didn’t!
So I know what you mean.
In this case, with the video, my wife’s question made me realise that I was imposing a requirement that my customers don’t care about and I don’t care about!
Nice to hear from you Jeremy.
Interesting.
My first reaction was: "they may not care, but *I* care."
There's a tension -- at least for me, and maybe you too -- between "good enough [quality] for your customer" and "good enough for you".
I think I need to think about this more deeply, but could I be happy shipping "product" that I wasn't happy with, even if my customer "doesn't care"...?
=Jeremy