If you have a Plan B, you don’t believe in Plan A.https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1131485613918740480 …
I wouldn't go that far. Plan Bs are a fine thing to have, and surprisingly often work out better than you'd hoped Plan A would.
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...because no plan survives first contact
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That’s imo not a Plan B. Thats iteration. Anyways you should frontload thinking and choose the solution most likely to succeed.
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In that case it is good to rely on second opinions while creating plan Bs - this way they will be different enough from As to actually serve the purpose.
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Someone asked me this once and I flippantly said I only have plan A and A+. It's positive spin on having two plans!
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Isn't he success of plan Bs a result of the fewer assumptions you have made?
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Interesting nuance. Should you make more or less assumptions? Should you have a strong or loose POV?
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It depends if you think of Plan B while thinking of Plan A. In that case you should think harder, talk to users/mentors and commit to one. One has to differentiate between Plan B and Iteration on A.
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Also teams smell pessimism. It’s a strength as a leader to commit and work with the team to pour your hearts into executing the plan. Less but better.
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