Good read... I challenge you to rethink your binary assessment of either working in the right direction or working in the wrong direction. When the target is unknown, any direction work is done in is useful in that it allows us to discover parts of the map we didn't know existed before doing the work. No matter what you are looking for, getting familiar with the map that surrounds the work you do can hardly hurt. You are bound to either discover that you think you're working in the right direction, or that you think you're working in the wrong direction. Either way, the work isn't lost, because the knowledge gained lives on... at least until dementia kicks in, then you're toast.
Good read... I challenge you to rethink your binary assessment of either working in the right direction or working in the wrong direction. When the target is unknown, any direction work is done in is useful in that it allows us to discover parts of the map we didn't know existed before doing the work. No matter what you are looking for, getting familiar with the map that surrounds the work you do can hardly hurt. You are bound to either discover that you think you're working in the right direction, or that you think you're working in the wrong direction. Either way, the work isn't lost, because the knowledge gained lives on... at least until dementia kicks in, then you're toast.