people: *We cannot imagine what really will happen.* This reminds me of [[the secret to unhappiness is expectations]], but if we set our plan too constrained we will not be able to respond to the inevitable [[change is the normal state]]. It's kind of like [[Bounded Rationality]] while simultaneously ensuring that you [[Plan on your plan not going to plan]]. [[risk is what is left after everything you have thought of]]. Expect surprises is a mantra, for you to never believe you can imagine the future. It matters because if you don't constrain your imagination you can remain with [[curiosity]], do a better job [[Identifying Reality]] as it happens, work better on [[Presence]], and make the most of the real world. ##### What would the opposite argument be? [[transitions involve a messy middle]], so when you plan for transitions you weather the messiness but are ready for the future as it emerges. ##### Sources: