The annual plan is a comfort blanket: deciding well when volatility is the baseline
The annual plan soothes more than it predicts. When volatility is the baseline, get good at deciding well and often, not at forecasting it any better.
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The annual plan soothes more than it predicts. When volatility is the baseline, get good at deciding well and often, not at forecasting it any better.
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