Not Knowing What's Coming

"Perhaps it is good that at times we do not know what lies ahead, or we would not attempt it, and failure would be inevitable." Anne Perry, A Christmas Journey, p. 172.

Takes a lot of thought to know if not knowing what lies ahead is good or not . . . now at a new stage of uncertainty, how to plan for the next six months, parameters unclear making living in the present attractive, but something has to be in place and there is a great desert where an image of "where to go from here" should be. If I knew how the next six months would play out, would it help?