Working aimlessly
Few people take the time to find out what is possible or have the courage to probe themselves. It's unpleasant, and they'd instead figure it out as they go.
- They network but don't know what kind of contacts would be helpful.
- They want to write a book, but don't want to take the time to ask what purpose it serves.
- They talk about what they'd like to do but have no idea how to get there or if they will enjoy it.
Instead of moving closer to the answer, they are stuck in endless reacting and reaction.
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