Principles To Handle Difficulties With Indeterminacy
- Accept that you don’t know everything.
- You will learn as you move forward and embark on a solution.
- Keep reviewing, improvising and re-evaluating your plan.
- Beware of availability bias, where your present thinking seems more important and all-encompassing than it is.
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