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Love this. Especially this part: When Implementation mode fails it means the architect needs to reevaluate why and make changes Every plan I've ever put toget
by padobson 8y ago
Love this. Especially this part:
When Implementation mode fails it means the architect needs to reevaluate why and make changes
Every plan I've ever put together to improve myself or my life has failed on initial implementation. It wasn't until I expected the first iteration of the plan to fail that I learned how to succeed.
Plan. Fail. Tweak. Retry. The goal usually doesn't need to change, but the plan often does.
- fossuser 8y agoYeah - I agree, I think we're working with hardware that has biological rewards training us to do things we may not want to over a long time horizon. Separating architect/implementation allows you to plan free of the pull of the immediate reward. Accepting failure as part of the process and recognizing that it's not impossible to succeed seems like a big piece of getting the mindset right. We can overcome these issues, but it's not an easy thing to do.