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It was mentioned as a book that highlights the idea that plans rarely work out, so it's important to be adaptable and pivot when necessary. The book's main idea was described in a fire-starting metaphor.
there was a professor at Stanford who wrote a book called like something getting to plan B or something I can't remember exactly his name is Randy Komisar
— Episode: 335: Kevin Systrom | Life Lessons from a...
Episode: 335: Kevin Systrom | Life Lessons from an Instagra...
It was mentioned as a book that highlights the idea that plans rarely work out, so it's important to be adaptable and pivot when necessary. The book's main idea was described in a fire-starting metaphor.
there was a professor at Stanford who wrote a book called like something getting to plan B or something I can't remember exactly his name is Randy Komisar
the idea is that rarely does your planning work out so you have to be able to be quick to move to where the fire starts and often the best business ideas I believe are getting yourself in an area putting down a bunch of kid wing and really hoping that lightning strike somewhere on when it strikes and it starts a fire you run over and you pile all the rest of the kindling on that thing you don't sit over hoping that lightning strikes somewhere else because you want it to you can't wheel lightning is what I'm saying
Episode: 335: Kevin Systrom | Life Lessons from an Instagra...
It was mentioned that the book discusses how plans rarely work out as intended and emphasizes the importance of adapting quickly to change and pursuing opportunities that emerge.
There was a professor at Stanford who wrote a book called like something 'Getting to Plan B' or something I can't remember exactly his name is Randy Komisar...
the idea is that rarely does your planning work out so you have to be able to be quick to move to where the fire starts and often the best business ideas I believe are getting yourself in an area putting down a bunch of kid wing and really hoping that lightning strike somewhere on when it strikes and it starts a fire you run over and you pile all the rest of the kindling on that thing you don't sit over hoping that lightning strikes somewhere else because you want it to you can't wheel lightning is what I'm saying so anyway most ideas start as separate things and they morph over time but yeah it's pretty interesting to go the way back machine
Episode: 335: Kevin Systrom | Life Lessons from an Instagra...
It was mentioned that the book discusses how plans rarely work out and the importance of adapting to changing circumstances, particularly in business.
there was a professor at Stanford who wrote a book called like something getting to plan B or something I can't remember exactly his name is Randy Komisar