Are You Prepared to Change the Plan – Move to Plan B?

October 8, 2014
David Barrett
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Plan B is not the ultimate goal. Plan A is. But life does not always work out like we hoped. Sometimes we need to throw in the towel, close the project, move to a new city, change jobs, change universities, change the plan – move to ‘Plan B’.

Today I am blogging from beautiful Lunenburg, Nova Scotia in front of the restored Bluenose II. If you know anything about the history of this restoration project you will know why this is an appropriate place to talk about maybe moving to plan B.

Images provided courtesy of www.freedigitalphotos.net

David Barrett

Educating and inspiring Project Managers and helping Project Management content providers to promote themselves and their brand...since 1995.

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