It's fine to begin without an answer that is ideal. The notion that you can wait for the perfect reaction or answer before acting is ridiculous. It is an unreasonable norm that stifles development. Effective individuals recognize that advancement comes before perfection.
We started on a path of progress and education through poor decisions at first.
Mistakes are vital ingredients that we experience along our pathway to success, don't be afraid to make them.
Adopt the "ready, fire, aim" approach and be able to shift course in the middle of the game. You'll have made substantially greater development than others who are still striving for perfection.
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