“No matter how well we plan, how carefully we roadmap, how hard we work, there will inevitably be dumpster fires, and that’s okay. We need to get comfortable with the idea that it’s not our job to prevent all disruptions, but rather, to mitigate what we can and respond well to the situations we can’t avoid.“

I 8nvite you to read “How to Make Better Decisions When You Don’t Have All the Information“ by Melissa DePuydt on Medium: https://medium.com/@mdepuydt/make-better-decisions-when-you-dont-have-all-the-information-6936aa79a54b

A super interesting reflection that I think sometimes take the minds of innovators

https://emilykuret.medium.com/the-case-for-intellectual-loneliness-70a7d6fa03a8