You Can’t Plan Summer Without Naming Reality

The Problem

Plans look solid until real life shows up.

Then:
- Deadlines stretch
- Projects slow

The Why:
Leaders overestimate capacity. Often referred to as the planning fallacy, teams assume more availability than actually exists.

The When:
Late May

The Insight:
Your plan is only as strong as your assumptions.

Application

Check:
- Who is involved?
- Who is unavailable?
- What shifts if they are gone?

Adjust before it costs you.

Ask Yourself

- Where am I planning for ideal conditions instead of reality?
- What breaks first if capacity drops?
- What actually has to get done this summer?

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