I ve always thought that I needed a guru or someone must be present to guide me. But I don't think so now. In a recent conversation with my friend , I found myself spoke out the basic , very basic idea. That idea is checklist. And your resource of experience , it turns out to be your guru provided you see it better.
Go out. Start with an ugly checklist and accept that mistakes happen and they are inevitable somehow. At least that mistake teaches you "what not to do!" Its better because of many what to do s around , the-rules. With experience you refine your checklist. That's it.
Sources of inspiration : Atul Gawande , Mohnish Pabrai and Sanjay Bakshi s lectures.
I used to worry whether I can make it to MDI , where Sanjay Bakshi teaches. And I don't now.
