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Orel Zilberman's avatar

I struggle with the opposite.

I find it hard to create maps and follow them through.

Recently I started planning my day ahead and most days I didn't finish most of the things I wanted.

Until I wrote exactly what it is I want to achieve and not only titles (Write Linkedin post -> Write a post about your experience as a solopreneur and how it feels. See in more details here.)

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Anton Zaides's avatar

I especially loved the analogy of a week’s planning to a map.

I will take it even further - your career and future plan is also a map. Some people, like me, finding it very difficult to be without a map, I would definitely not be brave enough to go to battle without one :)

The problem that such people encounter, is that they spend too much time on creating the map. I love to think ahead and plan my future in tiny detailes, while in reality, around 10% if what I plan actually happens 😅

I find it much healthier to be able to move forward in unknown situations and experiment.

If we take the driving analogy - if you stay strict to the map, you’ll miss the nice old church on the side of the road you could have visited, if you only looked around and been present.

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