Is Winging It Always A Bad Idea? Surprising Benefits

What is the right balance of planning to winging it? At what length of a trip is rigid planning unsustainable? I planned too much when i did a solo trip and regretted it as i stayed too long.

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What should we try next? Apr 24, 2024 · as angelou’s example shows, “winging it” isn’t about being fake. It’s about taking on new challenges before you have the necessary skills, knowledge, and confidence because. Yes, yes they do.

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Best way to travel imo, i enjoy the freedom of being able to have lazy days when needed. I'd resent having to get up at 6am for a pre planned tour if i was up late the night before etc so i just don't do it. Your idea of “winging it” looks like my idea of “anal retentive”. For some of us it’s not uncommon to just show up at the airport or station with only a backpack and not a single clue of where we’ll. Sep 29, 2017 · winging it can make you seem short sighted and allows for risk, can create poor communication with teams as decisions are made fast and usually by one person, it can also.

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