Understanding the Plan

The speaker admits to not having a plan, acknowledging the situation and concluding with a statement on planning.

What does the speaker agree with in the first section?

• That they are confused

• That the other person was correct

• That they have a plan

• That they need more time

How does the speaker feel about the other person's assumption?

• They disagree with it

• They are indifferent

• They acknowledge its correctness

• They are surprised by it

What does the speaker reveal about their situation in the second section?

• They are unsure about the plan

• They are following someone else's plan

• They have a detailed plan

• They do not have a plan

What is the main focus of the second section?

• Discussing a new plan

• Admitting the lack of a plan

• Explaining a complex strategy

• Criticizing the other person

What is the tone of the speaker when admitting they don't have a plan?

• Excited

• Confident

• Apologetic

• Indifferent