Challenging structure fascism 2

Obliquity is a philosophy and not at least the experience many of us probably have, namely, that you often end up somewhere else than where you was expected to end - or, conversely, a goal best isachieved indirectly. (book on the idea here).

If we believe in this principle in our projects, so would:

• plans more serve as a starting point, rather than as a way to the goal!
• it be more important to relate to developments in the near and distant environments; than trying to stick to the plan!
• planning of how we capture, interpret and react to change and events be more important than the project's schedule!
• process be more important than results! - Perhaps even more important than the purpose of the project?
• many classic project managers be on thin ice in regard to management and control.

It could all be true.