They want a wilderness with a map –
but how about errors that give a new start? –
or leaves that are edging into the light? —
or the many places a road can’t find?
— William Stafford, “A Course in Creative Writing,“ in A Glass Face in the Rain, page 65
Managers insist on a map. The more precisely drawn the better. Even if it's a false precision.
Entrepreneurs want a map. But are willing to venture out with half drawn maps. Or, with no map at all. Just a compass and the North Star.
Are you a manager?
Or, an entrepreneur?
Both are good roles.
You just need to know which role you're playing.
but how about errors that give a new start? –
or leaves that are edging into the light? —
or the many places a road can’t find?
— William Stafford, “A Course in Creative Writing,“ in A Glass Face in the Rain, page 65
Managers insist on a map. The more precisely drawn the better. Even if it's a false precision.
Entrepreneurs want a map. But are willing to venture out with half drawn maps. Or, with no map at all. Just a compass and the North Star.
Are you a manager?
Or, an entrepreneur?
Both are good roles.
You just need to know which role you're playing.