I think there's some comfort, obviously, to having that vision. But most of us, our visions, life doesn't turn out the way we planned. What is the planning that you're talking about? Is it a manifestation of an already predetermined vision? Or are you planning in a way that you're setting up that scaffolding, or you're creating the frame? I talk a lot about frames for improvisation. They don't come out of no, there has to be a context. There was a context for gerrad, a very wide one. Myles davis riffing on a, on a gershin tune, is also a frame. Or a frame you can
When we see Michaelangelo's David or the design of the Apple Store, we assume a genius with a predetermined vision was the key to the outcome. Yet as Lorne Buchman, author of Make to Know, tells EconTalk's Russ Roberts, great art is more about embracing the process of exploration and the results that emerge in the process of creating. Buchman makes the case for embracing uncertainty in both leadership and life.