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Waiting to deliver means waiting to learn.
And the longer you wait, the bigger the risk.

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The longer you wait to deliver,
the more risk you accumulate.
Small, frequent releases reduce uncertainty.

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Release ridiculously often — Doc Norton & Associates The seventh behavior, “Release ridiculously often,” is usually met with nods from half of the crowd and raised eyebrows from the other half. The nodders want to know why it isn’t higher on the list...

Still stuck planning?
Build a little.
Release a little.
Learn a lot.

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Release ridiculously often — Doc Norton & Associates The seventh behavior, “Release ridiculously often,” is usually met with nods from half of the crowd and raised eyebrows from the other half. The nodders want to know why it isn’t higher on the list…

You don’t need more time between releases.
You need less risk in each release.

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Release ridiculously often — Doc Norton & Associates The seventh behavior, “Release ridiculously often,” is usually met with nods from half of the crowd and raised eyebrows from the other half. The nodders want to know why it isn’t higher on the list...

Great products aren’t built in silence.
They’re built through feedback—early and often.

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What is something you could do today that would allow you to learn more about what you should do next?

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Every delay in delivery increases the risk of wasted work, missed feedback, and shifting priorities.
Ship small. Ship often.

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Deferring delivery doesn’t make work safer.
It just makes failures bigger and harder to fix.
Frequent releases = lower risk.

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Deferred delivery is added risk

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Certainty is a trap. Even when you know what to build, taking small steps ensures you’re still solving the right problem in the right way.

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Frequent releases aren’t just about speed—they improve stability, quality, and customer satisfaction. DORA’s research shows high-performing teams release more often and deliver better results. buff.ly/4ifAZMK

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Frequent releases improve outcomes — Doc Norton & Associates Whether you’re still figuring out your general product offering or you are enhancing and adding capabilities to a well established product, the ultimate test of whether or not you’ve hit the mark (or…

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Create simple things in small steps — Doc Norton & Associates Simple Things When I say simple, I don’t necessarily mean easy. And I certainly do not mean crude in form or incomplete. Simple indicates something that does not have superfluous parts or multiple…

Even when you absolutely know what you need to build, breaking it down into tiny steps helps you validate you're still on the right path.

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Psssst - Pull Requests are delays.

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Frequent releases improve outcomes Whether you’re still figuring out your general product offering or you are enhancing and adding capabilities to a well established product, the ultimate test of whether or not you’ve hit the mark (or are at least trending in the right direction), is how your audience engages with what you’ve created. Yes, you can (and should) do market research before designing and coding up a potential solution to an identified problem, but the only way to know for certain, is to see what happens when your concepts come in contact with your audience.

The quality of your future decisions improves based on how frequently you get feedback about your past decisions.

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Release ridiculously often Expedite value. Learn sooner. Generate options.

Big bang releases are more risky.

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Release ridiculously often Expedite value. Learn sooner. Generate options.

Frequent releases mean faster feedback, fewer risks, and more opportunities to learn.

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