I think you're on the same page here. They might not have expressed it clearly but it's about pivoting and adapting to the market.
I'm also reminded of Mike Tyson's quote: "Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face".
Things rarely go as planned, so you should favor following leads and taking advantage of opportunities, instead of sticking rigorously to some plan you put together when you were less experienced.
Unless there's evidence the original plan is still viable, oftentimes, being attached to it and ignoring what's the market is telling you is just your ego speaking.
I'm also reminded of Mike Tyson's quote: "Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face".
Things rarely go as planned, so you should favor following leads and taking advantage of opportunities, instead of sticking rigorously to some plan you put together when you were less experienced.
Unless there's evidence the original plan is still viable, oftentimes, being attached to it and ignoring what's the market is telling you is just your ego speaking.