plan b continued

There's a fight or flight response in everyone where you either man-up or you run. It supposed to go back to the cave men. I know for me, when things go terribly wrong, my mind goes blank for a while, I'm letting complete panic set in. Sometimes it overcomes and most of the time I go to plan B.

Sometimes the light bulb goes off and sometimes you just have to cut your losses and call it a day.

But I really find it fascinating how the mind works when things go the complete opposite the way you thought they would. Like when you're at work and you completely screw something up big and everybody is going to know about it.

Getting taken completely by surprise can never be as good as it can be bad, I really believe that. Like you could find out your wife is pregnant that same day your other child passes away in a tragic accident. They can never be even...