“It's easier to deal with an issue in the earliest possible time than it is to wait. Point easy vs point hard.”

The Good Builder Podcast · The Daily Dose #354 | Why Busy Builders Go Broke (And What the Best Builders Do Differently) | Mark Vasalo & Paul Hogan

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Adopt the "earliest possible time" principle: address any issue the moment it appears rather than waiting

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