Very few people imagine their own future accurately. And then they're often pleasantly surprised.
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In "The Good Pilot Peter Woodhouse," Alexander McCall Smith reflects on the unpredictability of life and how individuals often struggle to envision their own futures. This concept suggests that our expectations can be far off from reality, leading to surprising and sometimes delightful outcomes. The quote emphasizes that while we may try to predict what lies ahead, our imaginations can fall short, resulting in unexpected developments.
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