This tangle starts with no particular preference, other than to complete the work. "I don't really care HOW you do it, as long as it gets done." "Let's not complicate this with a lot of unnecessary specification." There is nothing on the surface wrong with these wishes. Seen more deeply, they suggest someone who has the stomach for having completed the project, not for completing it. There is always a huge difference between these two.

Forcing spontaneity is a fruitless effort. Every response to the "Just Do It!" direction strips its freshness. Every part of every work effort will inconvenience some and satisfy others. Believing we are supposed to "Just Do It," powerfully tangles us. Mentioning complications can help.