Carolina Quotes
Planning starts usually with something like a general idea. For one reason or another it seems desirable to reach a certain objective, and how to reach it is frequently not too clear. The first step then is to examine the idea carefully in the light of the means available. Frequently more fact-finding about the situation is required. If this first period of planning is successful, two items emerge: namely, an ‘over-all plan’ of how to reach the objective and secondly, a decision in regard to the first step of action. Usually this planning has also somewhat modified the original idea. The next period is devoted to executing the first step of the original plan.

Kurt Zadek Lewin Connected to the Carolinas

Source

p. 37.

work
Action research and minority problems, 1946
year
1946
locator
p. 37

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“Planning starts usually with something like a general idea. …” Kurt Zadek Lewin. Carolina Quotes, record CQ-31CE8B6973. https://carolinaquotes.com/quote/31ce8b6973

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