We Plan Too Much

Intuition is what drives this work. It is what causes the comprehensible input engine to rev up into what storytelling really can be, given the chance. If a story is to be interesting, new and exciting, then nothing in it can be planned. When we rely too heavily on lesson plans, not really getting into the loveliness of human conversation but planning all the time, we can’t ever experience the spontaneous nature of comprehensible input and all that it brings, because our intuition is left out of the process. We plan too much.

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