Perfect form doesn’t guarantee perfect results. Outcomes rely on judgement, skill, and the choices we make.

A haiku can have the right number of lines and syllables … and express little insight.

A gymnast can make a flawless tumbling run … and land out of bounds.

A speaker can deliver a stellar keynote … and be speaking to the wrong audience.

Form is only part of what we do. And usually, it’s not the most important thing.