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No matter how well we prepare, things go wrong.
When this happens, we often stick to plans that no longer apply.
Correcting course feels like admitting we were wrong.
This may be true.
Ignoring it, however, doesn't improve the situation.
When a plan isn't working, change it.
You've got this.
By Rob ArthurNo matter how well we prepare, things go wrong.
When this happens, we often stick to plans that no longer apply.
Correcting course feels like admitting we were wrong.
This may be true.
Ignoring it, however, doesn't improve the situation.
When a plan isn't working, change it.
You've got this.