Plan to fail?

You don't like to fail. I get that. You don't live when things go wrong. Again, I get that. But the real reason it sucks? Because you only planned for perfect.When you plan contingencies, even when things don't work out, you are able to move through the emotions quickly. You can get back to neutral and be productive quicker.That's because planning for the inevitable failure helps you become more prepared for anything that comes your way. When you only plan for perfect, you're bound to be disappointed. So, plan for chaos and enjoy either way!No excuses!