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I routinely encourage clients to resist forecasting project costs, especially at the detailed level of tasks, stories, features. I do this because I think th...

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I routinely encourage clients to resist forecasting project costs, especially at the detailed level of tasks, stories, features. I do this because I think they could spend their precious energy elsewhere more effectively and with greater benefit. Even so, project costs tend to stir up intense emotions, so people struggle mightily to set those concerns aside. If you insist on trying to forecast cost more accurately, then I'd like to point you towards helpful advice on doing that without tying yourself up in knots.

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