Have you ever been told that having a Plan B is essential? For years, I believed it too. That it’s smart to have a backup ready when Plan A doesn’t work out. But today, I want to share a different perspective: Plan B, as we often think of it, is mostly just an excuse to not fully commit to our main goal. In fact, Plan B is… useless. Plan B doesn’t exist: it’s just Plan A in disguise Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying you should stubbornly cling to the first idea no matter what. The point is this: Plan B is actually just an adaptation of Plan A. When something doesn’t work, you don’t need to “change plans.” Instead, you adjust your course while keeping your destination in sight. Think of it like navigating north with a compass. If there’s an obstacle in the way, you might need to detour east or west, but your true direction stays fixed. The secret is to have an internal compass, your mental north, that guides you every time you need to recalibrate. Why your internal compass i...
Behind every great project, there's an invisible process of sketches, doubts, drafts, deadlines, and decisions no one ever sees. The Unseen Deck is where I talk about all that.