In a world that constantly promotes safety nets and backup plans, the idea of eliminating the Plan B mentality may seem radical.
However, the greatest success stories come from those who go all in, fully committing to their goals without an escape route.

Having a backup plan might seem like a smart move, but in reality, it often weakens commitment, lowers resilience, and limits potential.

Here’s why you should eliminate the Plan B mentality and bet on yourself completely.

1. Plan B Creates an Easy Way Out

When failure is not an option, your level of focus, determination, and perseverance skyrocket. Having a Plan B gives you a psychological safety net, making it easier to quit when things get tough. When there’s no backup plan, you are forced to push through obstacles instead of retreating at the first sign of difficulty.

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