I think that focusing on the plan vs. guess argument is missing the point of the blog post. The argument they are making, at least to me, seems rather to be abo

I think that focusing on the plan vs. guess argument is missing the point of the blog post. The argument they are making, at least to me, seems rather to be about avoiding the all-too-common analysis paralysis. Like they write in the post, if you are spending all your time worrying about whether your plan is perfect or not, you aren't going to get to the point of actually _doing_ anything. If you find yourself in that situation, taking a step back and realizing that many times a plan is nothing more than a guess could remove that barrier to productivity.