From the “Nonlinear and Iterative” section, I was struck by the idea that we may use critique of strategies to avoid action because we want to “protect our hearts from getting broken if it doesn’t work out.” I wonder how much this is the case because I see folks saying we need to do something, but when the response is to boycott Starbucks or Target or Amazon, there’s resistance.
From the “Nonlinear and Iterative” section, I was struck by the idea that we may use critique of strategies to avoid action because we want to “protect our hearts from getting broken if it doesn’t work out.” I wonder how much this is the case because I see folks saying we need to do something, but when the response is to boycott Starbucks or Target or Amazon, there’s resistance.
Yes! Having an analysis and being paralyzed by doing the “exact” right thing are different. Analysis shouldn’t lead to paralysis for sure.