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BACKUP PLANS: What's your plan B

Once in a while, in our lifetime,we’ve planned out routines and it ends up not going as planned. It might not be a mistake from you, it's phenomenal and common among the world population.
Some things that may cause things not fall in place as planned might be disasters, unexpected events, forgetfulness and nature itself (rainfall or sunshine).
Whenever something don't go as planned, we lost things, it might be time, money, property or even life.now what if your plan don't go well, how/what will you do to put it back in place.
That's where plan B comes into play.
Without backup plans we end up being frustrated, furious, angry, loss of concentration, mentally and physically depressed, anxious, etc.
For this reason, we should always endeavour to have backup plans so as not to be drifted from the lane because of common failures. Backup plans are plans that endeavour to put us back in track and hence, reduce losses that are commonly caused by failures of the previous plan.
Our backup plans might be few or many depending on the activity it's needed for.

Importance of Backup plans (plan B)

It reduces instabilities
It creates rooms for smart thinking
It minimizes losses 
It increases consciousness
It enhances efficiency
Note:Backup plans vary depending on the need for it, smarter minds make smarter backup plans

Applications of backup plans

*In our businesses (Having insurance)
*In our homes(emergency exit in case of fire outbreak or attack)
*When traveling (have sufficient fund incase you don't reach on time, have spear tyres in case you get flat tire, tools incase of engine breakdown)
*In our academics (reading everything you were taught against exams)
*In our lives (creating room for your creator so you can make it at the end)

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