All Plans Fail

The risk/reward ratio of planning reveals our true interest.

When I plan, I want the end to be exactly like I plan it.

This has never happened.

Isn't it odd that the one thing we can't do is make a 100% accurate plan? Reality will always be different. More steps, maybe less. But the direction is the real point. The effort, the steps, the process. There are more lessons in those actions that we can't anticipate, and that's why it's still worth it to go through it.

The success is not being right about the plan, the success is the pursuit.

"The journey is always the only arrival." - Julia Cameron