Plan for the sake of direction, but with an indifference to destination.

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We notice posture.
When it’s good, we look to posture.
For right or wrong, we take cues from an assured posture.
Ideas don’t necessarily have a posture, but how we carry them does.
Brands have a posture.
Movements have posture.
How we wake up has a posture.
How we order a Guinness has a posture.
What we do with regularity is, in and of itself, a posture.
And perhaps more importantly than anything else, how far someone is willing to travel with us depends on their perception of our posture.
The Thoughts of Others