Shownotes
In this episode, Carl challenges the idea that good planning means getting everything right from the start. Drawing on a conversation with a highly skilled business leader navigating uncertainty, he explores what happens when we stop demanding perfect predictions and start treating planning as a process of experimentation, observation, and learning. It’s a different way to think about expertise, uncertainty, and the surprising value of getting things wrong.
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