20/11/2025
When the Plan Changes, Stay Curious
During a leadership retreat, I once asked a group of executives:
“What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned about leading through uncertainty?”
One man laughed and said,
“That my five-year plans rarely last five months.”
Everyone chuckled — but then he added,
“And that’s not a failure. That’s feedback.”
That hit me.
Variety isn’t always comfortable.
It’s missed goals.
It’s pivoted strategies.
It’s the lesson that only shows up once the plan falls apart.
The leaders who thrive aren’t the ones with rigid roadmaps — they’re the ones with flexible minds.
The world rewards adaptability.
But adaptability only grows where curiosity lives.
💬 So next time your plan changes, ask:
“What’s this teaching me?” instead of “Why is this happening to me?”
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