Plan B

     I have been trying to introduce my young granddaughter to Plan B.  She gets frustrated, as children often do, when her Plan A isn't successful.  I don't know at what age we are able to see the advantages of being able to switch to Plan B.
     Even as adults, we don't want to leave Plan A as long as our determination and various methods of implementation can produce success, but if all fails, staying in a state of frustration only prolongs switching gears.  Experience has taught us the advantages of having more than one plan in mind.  We can continue our effectiveness with less frustration when we are able to adjust to Plan B.