- [[My "One Kicks"]] While it’s been great to have a single venture as my focus, I’m starting to feel too slow about it. Focus is good, but it needs to be balanced with the ability to find something worth 100% of focus. Here I think I’ve had opportunity costs by focusing on one thing too early.  I saw this recently on Instagram and it reminded me of how I had approached my ventures last year. Especially the “double your rate of failure” bit stuck with me. With one venture, I have a rate of 1. I could, and have in the past, parallelized 2 and 3 ventures.  After all... I learned last year, after publishing 10 books, that – if I do everything else right – **only** 1 out of 10 will actually work and be profitable.  So, here’s a break-down of what I’m thinking: Starting with the smallest unit, the experiment with its three steps, then sequencing that in one venture, then parallelizing multiple (non-cross-pollinating) ventures to double and triple my rate of failure.  However, this is pretty much an idea where everything always takes the same amount of time. In reality it looks more like this:  So, I do have my experiment board that allowed me to keep track of my experiments before. And I’m not crazy about the Evernote style so far… Should I just re-use my tracking system? Why did I stop using it? See [[⭐️ How To Make Better and Faster Investment-Decisions With Lean Experiments]] for details -> ![[lean-experiments-board.png]] Many questions today. But I’ll find the answer! ## Related - [[The 10X Rule (Book)]]