Tiny told the speaker that perfect plans don't matter. What matters is how you adapt when they fall apart. At a 10,000-person live event, multiple things went wrong at once. The team improvised, kept the audience unaware, and got everyone out safely.
my boy Tiny pulls me to the side like, damn, K, you're crazy. I was like, why? He's like, bro, in the whole meeting, you're listening to everybody talk about these perfect plans. And I'm already watching you going, all the plans are perfect. But when all that goes wrong, we're going to fix everything. And that's what we do. You know, we fix everything. Good guys create amazing plans, but the best guys, When those plans go sideways, when things happen that need to change, it's the guys that can pivot, adapt, acclimate, make the effective changes in order to facilitate whatever the mission is. And if you're doing it in front of 10,000 people, they don't even know that what just happened, that you had to just do a whole new workaround of everything right in front of them and no one even knew. And we did that a lot that night, you know, and it was really fun. We did a great job, and then everyone went home safely, which is always the biggest blessing.
