Hofstadter's Law: Finish Projects On TimeWhy your plans always take longer than you expect.

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Clear Thinking Strategies

Learn to overcome the planning fallacy, a cognitive bias that makes us consistently underestimate how long tasks will take. Even when we account for delays, we're often still too optimistic. To combat this, break down large projects into smaller, more manageable steps. By adding a realistic buffer of 15-25% and reviewing your progress regularly, you can create more accurate timelines and finally stop running late.