Are you a plan A person?

[pulstar]

So, its pretty self-explanatory. Are you a plan A person or do you have plan B (or C, D...)?

[gıulıoımpa]

i like everything to go as planned of course. if there is something to organize , an event or gathering, i will ask stuff in order to organize myself in the best possible way and i think i can be annoying in doing so, but i want to know beforehand

if plans go wrong i can get stressed easily, so often i will keep some thought about plan b possibilites in the back of my mind, while committing all the way to plan A until evident failure.

[Kazimiera]

How can anyone have only have one plan?

You always need a Plan B. And a Plan C in case Plan B goes to the dogs. And maybe a Plan D, just in case......

[pulstar]

How can anyone have only have one plan?

You always need a Plan B. And a Plan C in case Plan B goes to the dogs. And maybe a Plan D, just in case......

No, you don't. I essentially agree with this speech:

[Kazimiera]

No, you don't. I essentially agree with this speech:

I'm not going to watch the video because not even Arnie will sway me. Nope.

But having a Plan B can sabotage Plan A. Plan A should be fully and totally exhausted before Plan B goes into action. Plan A shouldn't be a half-assed attempt.

[Bogdan]

I have backup plans and can adapt well to making change suit me even if my main plan was ideal.

[pulstar]

Well, I'm not going to get into deeper discussion, but plan B (or any other successive plan) will sabotage plan A.

[Harley]

Highly adaptable. However, usually my plan A goes how I planned it because I’m usually good at predicting how something will go after considering the factors.

Plan B comes about if plan A faltered for some reason because either something was misreported or I got too ballsy about the plan.

[Mr.G]

I'm an adjustments on the fly kinda guy.

[ModernMaskil]

Generally I have a plan and if the plan goes to shit I make up a plan B along the way, issue being my Plan B's are usually complete and utter tosh.