Deduwka & Dagger
I was listening to a tale about an old oak that survived a storm by staying rooted, and it made me think how slow, steady plans can sometimes outwit quick, risky moves. What do you make of that?
An oak staying rooted is a good model for patience, but even the strongest roots can give way if the storm is too hard. A slow, steady plan is solid, but you must always scan for sudden shifts and have a backup. It's better to be methodical and prepared than to leap recklessly into the mud.