[kortilla]

> be that most people don’t know exactly how they are going to execute their long term plans

That’s “not knowing what you’re doing” and not really different from “fake it until you make it” either.

If you don’t have a really concrete plan to achieve a certain goal, you quite literally don’t know what you’re doing.

[hermitcrab]

"Fake it until you make it" involves bluffing and deception. Which is very different to asserting that we are all just muddling along, doing the best we can.