Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned: The Myth of the Objective
by Kenneth O. O. Stanley, Kenneth O. Stanley, Joel Lehman
Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned questions the belief that exceptional achievements can be reliably produced by setting precise objectives and following a predetermined path. Kenneth O. O. Stanley and Joel Lehman examine the myth of objective-driven greatness, offering a thoughtful perspective on ambition, progress, and discovery.
About This Book
Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned explores the relationship between ambition, objectives, and achievement.
The book’s title presents a challenge to the assumption that greatness can always be reached through deliberate planning.
It considers the broader idea of how meaningful outcomes emerge and whether fixed goals can fully account for them.
Written by Kenneth O. O. Stanley and Joel Lehman, this work invites readers to reconsider familiar approaches to progress and success.
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