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Quotes About Planning

One of the main things his research showed was that almost all of the world-class athletes and other peak performers are visualizers. They see it; they feel it; they experience it before they actually do it. They begin with the end in mind.
~ Stephen R. Covey
Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.
~ Stephen Tanner
El mejor momento para plantar un árbol fue hace 20 años. El segundo mejor momento es ahora. PROVERBIO CHINO
~ Steve Allen
Good preparation led to good results
~ Steve Berry
What was the maxim? If you try to kill the king, make sure you do.
~ Steve Berry
You've got to be careful if you don't know where you're going, because she might not get there.Or – Yogi Berra.
~ Steve Berry
Always know your battlefield. He
~ Steve Berry
A carefully planned meeting can take a third of the time that an unplanned free-for-all takes.
~ Steve Chandler
It is impossible to work with a definite sense of purpose and be depressed at the same time. Carefully planned work will motivate you to do more and worry less.
~ Steve Chandler
do everything right on the spot—don't put anything unnecessarily into your future
~ Steve Chandler
El crecimiento sin planificación es asunto riesgoso, muchas veces es más riesgoso que no intentar crecimiento alguno.
~ Steve Kaplan
el principio más importante del crecimiento empresarial: la regla de la luz verde: prevender, prevender, prevender.
~ Steve Kaplan
Plan to the extent that feels right to you at a particular time in your life, but always be open to serendipity.
~ Steve Leveen
developers' estimates tend to have an optimism factor of 20 to 30 percent
~ Steve McConnell
By far the most common project risks in software development are poor requirements and poor project planning, thus preparation tends to focus on improving requirements and project plans.
~ Steve McConnell
A good estimate is an estimate that provides a clear enough view of the project reality to allow the project leadership to make good decisions about how to control the project to hit its targets.
~ Steve McConnell
Resources are not infinite: you cannot solve tomorrow's problem if you aren't willing to abandon today's dud.
~ Steven D. Levitt
Product people are business people, first and foremost. They work across functions and serve to integrate or synchronize the work of others so that products and portfolios can be planned, developed, launched, and managed.
~ Steven Haines
We tend to think of grand organizations like corporations or empires coming about through deliberate human planning: designing the conceptual architecture for each imposing structure, brick by brick. But the shape an institution ultimately takes is not so much designed in advance by a master engineer as it is carved away by challenges to its outer boundaries, the way a coastline is partly formed by an endless battering of much smaller waves.
~ Steven Johnson
From the very beginnings of human settlements, figuring out where to put all the excrement has been just as important as figuring out how to build shelter or town squares or marketplaces.
~ Steven Johnson
Market economies, in addition to reaping the benefits of specialization and providing incentives for people to produce things that other people want, solve the problem of coordinating the efforts of hundreds of millions of people by using prices to propagate information about need and availability far and wide, a computational problem that no planner is brilliant enough to solve from a central bureau.
~ Steven Pinker
Of the seventy million people who died in major 20th-century famines, 80 percent were victims of Communist regimes' forced collectivization, punitive confiscation, and totalitarian central planning.
~ Steven Pinker
The urban planner Donald Sean has argued that an 'urban blight' metaphor led planners to treat crowded neighbourhoods as if they were diseased plants, which had to be extirpated to prevent the spread of rot. The result was the disastrous urban renewal projects the 1960s.
~ Steven Pinker
El ideal del progreso tampoco debería confundirse con el movimiento del siglo XX para rediseñar la sociedad al antojo de los tecnócratas y los planificadores, que el politólogo James Scott denomina «alto modernismo autoritario».
~ Steven Pinker