plannerpragmatic
/ˈplænə præɡˈmætɪk/adjectiveVerified NewAlso in: Planerpragmatisch (Deutsch) · planfléxico (Español) · agendatique (Français)
Describing a planning method held loosely enough to survive contact with a real week.
The plannerpragmatic plan in pencil, schedule in thirds, and forgive themselves on Thursday. Their systems bend and therefore hold. Their advice is given freely — plan for half the day — and is taken by no one, who needed to learn it in pencil themselves.
Etym. — planner + pragmatic — the planning that plans for failure.
Rel. — listambitious
Novelty check: APPROVE
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