Also, thinking and preparing for the worst doesn't need to be a gloomy thing. It can even be empowering. It absolutely is. When things go wrong I have already

Also, thinking and preparing for the worst doesn't need to be a gloomy thing. It can even be empowering. It absolutely is. When things go wrong I have already thought about the triage and backup plans. The situation will still by dynamic, but I won’t be scrambling to begin making plans. I’ll be be refining what I’ve already thought about to match the new reality. It feels pretty badass to be thrown a curveball and not be phased. I can only do that if I’ve considered what could go wrong and planned for contingencies.