Sometimes it's more important to take a leap than to have a plan.
In such situations, the act of planning remains valuable and should not be skipped, however, instead of being an event, planning becomes an ongoing process.
Post by twetch#776
A) u r dead on.
B) it is kind of like a mix of Donald Knuth's "Pre-optimization is the root of all evil".
and Mike Tyson's "everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth".
:)
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Yes. I think folks need to remember that man kind is on the top of the food chain for a reason, and it wasn't our ability to plan before taking action or facing challenging circumstances.