Isn't that the same though?
"Hope for the best and plan for the worst" is a good principle but a bit too passive for startup founders. For founders it should be more like "Try for the best but be prepared for the worst that can happen en route."
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Optimum optimism
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How about just "try your best every time" seems sufficient enough
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Just from theory to practical
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What is the difference between the two besides phrasing?
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Trying is more active than hoping. It means you should explicitly choose the more ambitious path.
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I feel you mehn, I can attest to this
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Agree getting first 100 customers not easy
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"Go for the best, plan for the worst." Less passive now (though I doubt most people use the first one in a literal sense).
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