S1E08 — Launch, Test, Learn, Repeat: The Simple Rule Most Founders Forget

Perfection is the enemy of progress, and overcomplication is the enemy of success.

This episode is a rally cry for founders who are stuck polishing, tweaking, and over-engineering when they should be shipping something usable and learning in the wild.

Hosts Vince O’Gorman (Founder, Nexxt Ideas), Brady MacDonald (Chief of Sales, Nexxt Ideas), and Christa Hill (Co-Founder, Tacit Edge) break down why "just launch it" is not reckless advice. It is the smartest path to traction.

You will hear stories of messy first versions that outperformed polished ones, and scrappy founders who proved that momentum beats mastermind-level planning every time. If your product has been "almost ready" for months, this one will sting a little in the best way.

In This Episode:

• Why perfection kills momentum long before launch day
• How overcomplication drains time, money, and morale
• The real value of MUP thinking and getting to testing faster
  Scrappy founder stories where quick iterations led to real traction
• The mindset shift from building for approval to building for feedback

Perfect for:

• Founders stuck in endless prep cycles
• Builders who keep waiting for the perfect version before showing anyone
• Entrepreneurs who need a nudge to launch lean and adapt fast

The smartest founders do not chase perfect. They chase proof.

• Launch lean. Learn fast. Build better.
• Under 30 minutes. Real insights that move you forward today.

🎧 Listen now at taskfailedsuccessfully.dev or wherever you get your podcasts.