ready, fire, aim

humorous The prioritization of action over careful planning. A play on the expression "ready, aim, fire," which urges one to prepare oneself before firing a weapon and, by extension, taking action. All of our hard work will be for nothing if our competitors beat us in getting their products to the market first. That's why we need a ready, fire, aim mindset right now. Someone needs to force her to make a decision so we can finally get the production process started. Let's go—ready, fire, aim!