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I don't. I think flow and planning are on opposite ends of an uncertainty principle. The more in-flow you are the less you need a plan, and the more you plan t
by mtreis86 9y ago
I don't.
I think flow and planning are on opposite ends of an uncertainty principle. The more in-flow you are the less you need a plan, and the more you plan the harder it is to get into flow.
Sometimes I fall deeply into a subject I had no real interest in previously. And I have many projects I would like to work on but never seem to have the time for. So be it. A good life is lived beyond measure.
- ISL 9y agoFlow works when it is possible to keep everything in one's head and when prioritization is clear. As I've gotten older and taken on more and more-complex work, planning has taken increasing importance.
- mtreis86 9y agoI find planning to be an essential communication tool and most of my work involves planning. I think I miss-stated my point. My point is that I don't know where to spend my time, when learning new things, until after I learn them. That I can't predict where my struggle will be.