DAY TWENTY-EIGHT LOOKING AHEAD

When we look ahead and project ourselves into the future, do we have a specific plan with details or do we leave space and time for spontaneity?  Or perhaps it is some of both. You may remember this sign:

It is important we have margins so we are not hemmed in with no room for making a mistake.  Or if we have done that in the past and either loaded up a schedule so much that something had to be dropped or canceled before we dropped, maybe we learned not to repeat that mistake.  Go ahead, plan ahead, maybe not too far ahead.  Or if you do make a Plan A, you may want also to have a Plan B.