Avoid not trying

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      working on something that's not going to be used (in a while),
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      doing work that will need re-doing (once the customer sees the initial work, <a href="licationengineering.blogspot.com/2010/11/humphreys-requirements-uncertainty.html">he will change his mind</a>),
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      skewing your estimates: too much detail can inflate estimates beyond any realistic values.
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  Of course, there are things that can help with this such as, ahum, having a clear vision, but you need to start somewhere.
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    <strong>Try:</strong> Fixed sprint length (of two weeks)
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