by Plans assume ideal conditions.
Life introduces variables.
Murphy’s Law says
if something can go wrong,
it eventually does.
Not out of bad luck.
But because systems meet reality.
A quiet example
The one day you forget an umbrella,
it rains.
Not because fate is cruel—
but because there was no margin for error.
Where this shows up
- In planning
- In systems
- In expectations
Preparedness beats luck.
Cushion beats chaos.
