BTW every time you use the word "inciteful" I wonder if you made it up on purpose or if you just can't spell. And that worries me because anybody who thinks that "insightful" is spelled "inciteful" clearly doesn't have any idea what it means, and that would imply that maybe you're just using long words even though you don't actually know what they mean, and that doesn't make me inclined to pay attention to the rest of it.
So if you want some free advice, I would stick to using real words unless your neologisms can add a lot more value than they are here.
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Too much planning can certainly backfire, hence this article: When planning becomes a crutch - the woes of reaction and inaction: http://dontgetburnedblog.com/planning-becomes-a-crutch/
BTW every time you use the word "inciteful" I wonder if you made it up on purpose or if you just can't spell. And that worries me because anybody who thinks that "insightful" is spelled "inciteful" clearly doesn't have any idea what it means, and that would imply that maybe you're just using long words even though you don't actually know what they mean, and that doesn't make me inclined to pay attention to the rest of it.
So if you want some free advice, I would stick to using real words unless your neologisms can add a lot more value than they are here.