Some people want to figure things out. Others just want to be told what to do.

Some individuals thrive on exploration and analysis, relishing the process of unraveling complexities and discovering solutions. They enjoy the journey of understanding, piecing together information, and arriving at their own conclusions.

On the other hand, there are those who prefer clear directives, seeking guidance and straightforward instructions. For them, the comfort lies in being told precisely what steps to take, without the burden of decision-making or uncertainty.

Neither approach is inherently better than the other; each person’s preference shapes their unique path. Some find fulfillment in the pursuit of knowledge, while others seek the security of well-defined paths. Ultimately, it’s about embracing our individual inclinations and recognizing that both ways of navigating life have their merits.

I would suggest however, depending on the task at hand, that the former is much more useful for solving or addressing problems than the latter.  Pick your people carefully.