what does this quote mean the more precisely you plan the harder destiny will hit you?

Answer 1

means don't plan your whole life ahead, if it was meant to be it will happen if it wasn't well you were destined to do/see/be somewhere/something else. And the reality of your plans failing will hit you hard if you keep planning everything.
"Life is what happens while you're planning everything else."

Answer 2

no longer trouble-free artwork and power is going into precise making plans. to no longer point out the controllers ego it particularly has similarities to the form of those that stride for perfection. Taking this under consideration, constructive or damaging events that rapidly outcomes your result would be amplified. ( for this reason, "destiny will hit you harder" )

Answer 3

It's another way of saying that the best-prepared people are the luckiest. You can't just expect destiny or fate or luck to do everything for you; if you're not prepared for the opportunity of a lifetime, it doesnt matter if it presents itself five times- you aren't prepared to take advantage of it, and so even this "destiny" is useless to you.

For example, if you are offered the job of a lifetime---but you aren't prepared, haven't gotten a high school or college diploma, don't have people skills etc, you wouldn't be able to enjoy this luck/destiny.

Answer 4

Sounds to me like a way of saying "don't spend too much time planning for the future," which has its merits. I believe that planning for the future is a good thing, something that smart people do. However, to over-plan, to invest too much time & energy into planning for future events, esp. when so much of the future is unknown (actually, it's ALL unknown), may be a bad decision.