No plan survives first contact with reality—but the best plans bend before they break. Preparation isn’t just about writing down a list of steps; it’s about anticipating the variables that can change your outcome. The more you think through what could happen, the more competent you become when things don’t go as expected.
Whether it’s a lesson, a meeting, a race, or a presentation—variables will arise: time changes, technology fails, people cancel. Those who succeed aren’t lucky; they’re prepared. They’ve already thought through the “what ifs.” They have backup slides, alternate routes, and mental flexibility.
Preparation is a form of respect—for the moment, the mission, yourself, and the people involved. You can’t control every outcome, but you can control your effort, your mindset, and your readiness. When you plan the variables, you reduce panic and increase performance.
Success belongs to those who prepare not just for when things go right, but for when they don’t.
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Everyday is an Interview 