Underwraps
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Planning for the worst basically concedes that you are anticipating it. And whenever you anticipate something, it's going to be more likely to happen whether you realize it or not. Not a good way to live.
There's a huge difference in planning for contingencies in the event <xyz> happens or doesn't happen but another thing to just lollygag through life expecting the worst and hope other than the worst case scenario happens.
you should always go into a situation thinking and believing plan A will work..otherwise you'll do it half ass and with a great deal of hesitation or doubt.but just in case plan A doesn't work, you already have plan B or C or D on standby.
In some cases, a contingency isn't always even neccessary before a problem arises. It depends on your perspective. If you're the type of person who looks at everything analytically "i.e. i have this problem. how do i solve it?" instead of getting all emotional and anxious when shit hits the fan, then it's not really a problem. Those type of people can be really successful because they give 100% into everything they do absolutely believing it will work, and when something arises that's unexpected they can look at it from a problem solving perspective.
The cliche expect the worst but hope for the best is a bunch of bullshit and i want to slap people when they say it. Hope is the most passive thing a person can do.
You should expect the best and have a plan just in case the best doesn't happen
In short, concrete plans and backup plans are good. Be prepared for the worst. Got it. Organization is my summer goal and so part of that is getting rid of crap cluttering up my house and life. If I want to have a business, I have to get my home straight first- on a consistent basis. When I've achieved that, I will start the process of carrying out my business plans. Thanks.