Failure comes from a failure to imagine failure
3 min readMay 3, 2024
“Be prepared” has been the motto of the Boy Scouts since 1907, and it’s good advice. Being prepared is rarely a bad idea and can help immensely when you unexpectedly need it most.
In his book “ Clear Thinking “, author Shane Parrish gives some examples of how being prepared makes you a better “problem anticipator”, which is often better than being a “problem solver”:
