A Bad Plan Beats No Plan
It’s easy not to plan.
We often put off planning our day, planning our week, and planning how we’re going to spend our money because we don’t think we can make a good plan. Instead, we muddle along with no plan, thinking “I’ll make a good plan soon.”
This is a really bad place to be, because we can spend weeks, months, and even years thinking “I’ll make a good plan soon.” In the meantime, time passes and life accumulates.
Don’t let this happen to you. Instead, just make a bad plan.
A bad plan can be fixed on the fly, and just having a plan improves our odds of success. And, of course, the only way to get good at planning is to be bad at it for a while.
A bad plan can be a good thing, and it always beats no plan.