Ken, thank you for the comment.  I appreciate how you took the time to comment and generally don't want to "pick on" a small phrase in your comment.  However, as someone with a bias for action, I'm challenged by the idea that nothing is better than something done poorly.  Part of me wants to agree with you.  I'm sure that there are times when doing nothing would cost less, or forced fewer people to have to waste time fixing whatever problem you created. I agree going through the motions is bad.  But trying and failing is good.  As someone who often fails, I hold on to that belief to keep going.

Thanks again, Mike...