“Failing to plan means planning to fail.” Do you think this sentence makes sense?

[Anonymous]

[Cyfris]

What a cute hr meeting quote. I'm mean it has merit. I'm am more of a seat of my pants take it as it comes type. Why it is impossible for me to travel with others. I will book a ticket get on a plane with a change of clothes and a toothbrush and a prayer. Well everyone else is on wine tasting tours I am in some grandmas house with 15 of her nearest family shooting vodka eating till I speak a different language and learn to beg for it to stop coming. Before retiring to the sauna to flogg each other with branches and waking up on a floor with dog and a blanket I don't know where it came from. You can't plan that kinda shit. That friends is life and it is what happens while you are busy making other plans.

[msc545]

Sometimes it makes sense, and sometimes it doesn't. It is certainly not a universal truth.

[jennifer_bloom]

My female friend says, something’s are easier when you do them without a plan. Like I find I speak and write better when I do not plan my words ahead of time. And when I create writing outlines, my writing tends to be better when I go by train of thought and not be pre determined outline or sequential planning.

[Ms_Facesitter]

It makes sense to me. If you don't make proper preparations for something important, you're only needlessly increasing the risk of failure with no way of recovering from said fail.

If you can create a safety net for yourself to make sure that everything runs smoothly, why wouldn't you?

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Like any other catchy aphorism, I think it makes sense in a restricted space but then we all end up spilling them over the internet thinking we found some universal truth.

[exitseven]

it does make sense. In most things in life if you do not put any forethought into something there is a greater chance that it will not succeed.

[FunkyMonkee]

To a degree. Just because you failed to plan doesn't mean it was intentional.

[LC75LC71]

No. That's just using a cheap way out to explain failure, which in itself is another..

[Enginn]

Not really. If you fail to plan there's no plan to fail

[strateguy632]

Sounds right!

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Yeah

[Agape93]

Yeap

[slatyb]

That's often true.

[Mike_Hum]

Yup.

[beefcakebradybatson]

YES !!!