Precious planning prioritizes perceived differences over the clarity of sameness.

It’s a distraction that complicates decision-making by inflating uniqueness instead of identifying shared patterns.

When we focus on sameness, we amplify connection allowing plans to align with reality rather than preferences.

Precious planning creates the illusion of novelty and control, leading to overproduction and terminal uniqueness.

Effective planning lies in focusing on what connects us, not what separates us.

Are your plans grounded in sameness, or are they swimming in preciousness?