When life gives you an eclipse, but the local scalpers take all the free glasses to flip online for extortionate prices... you adapt! Protecting my eyes, keeping my ā¬500, and taking notes on how to project the sun with household items. If you see me standing in the driveway staring intently at shadows through a colander later, mind your business! šāØ
Thank you Boss for always, for being my rock all the timešš«¶š»
***Ok let's just hope for the best, but always expect the worst. Itās great to be a "blue-sky thinker" when things are calmāthatās how you get those big, creative ideas. Most people think theyāre covered if they have a Plan A and a backup Plan B, but thatās where the "civilian mind" usually stops. If you want to stay ahead, you need to think more like a "military mind." The real pros donāt just stop at a backup; theyāre obsessed with the "what-ifs." They have a Plan C, a Plan D, and a strategy for what to do if the building youāre standing in literally vanishes. The goal isn't just to be the smartest person in the room; itās to be the one who doesn't freeze when things go sideways. While everyone else is busy "thinking outside the box," you should be planning what to do if that box catches on fire. At the end of the day, itās about making sure you can still win, even when your favorite plan falls completely apart.