Flux
My previous entry We Need espoused the virtues of doing rather than planning. I do not bend. However, you will ‘need’ to do certain things at certain points. Just don’t fall into the trap of thinking all your needs can be achieved symmetrically. A pre-launch desire for symmetry will kill you before your start.
A world of flux will cause a never ending planning cycle….A world of flux will cause a never ending planning cycle…..A world of flux will cause a never ending planning cycle…..
[...] Life is half preparation and half chance. You can’t plan for everything becasue the world is in a constant state of flux. Put simply, things will work or they won’t. That’s fine, so long as you remember, the more often you go in to play, the more chance you have of things going your way. [...]
[...] laws of motion. Markets are motion. Interacting bodies pushing and pulling in a constant state of flux. The principals are the same, but more complex as our laboratory ‘is’ the market, in which [...]
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