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21 Comments on I Have That Exit Strategy Somewhere Here In My Bag
I'm with you we need to always be thinking one step ahead it could save us sometime in the long run.
I think our exit strategies have changed more often that the market! Lee and I have a hard enough time planning our vacations nowadays! But as always - very good advice... <<aren't women fierce???>>>
Gary - I must admit I love Thom and Ray's comment, because I was just thinking of this when I read your blog. Exit strategy/plan, I know, we all should at one point have one. Honestly, I don't and I have not thought about one in a long time. Too busy, I guess :)
Gary - I also can identify with Thom & Ray's comment;) I firmly believe an Exit Strategy is essential in business and in life... though I'm not promoting doing anything too severe on the latter, if you know what I mean. That list picture is truly priceless.
Let's see, I put that exit strategy somewhere...where was it...where did I put it....Oh Man! I can't find it. I better get going on this. Great post as usual, Gary.
Gary, Planning and preparation are essential...like the woman in the 2nd picture! I think she was definitely planning ahead!
I completely agree with not only an exit strategy but, as you say, a plan that must include alternative courses of action. I was going to add one other thought but for some reason was distracted by that last picture...
I don't have an exit strategy yet Gary, I'm still trying to get the damn door open. LOL!
Gary,
An exit strategy is essential but I'm a firm believer there are detours that come along and you must be able to veer off and not worry over those alternative courses. It is what it is and things will work out. Planning is good but living life as Gods plan is better.
Gary, Loved the last picture and wonder why I never thought of that! I make plans but don't count on them...what is that saying, Man plans and God laughs? It's something like that and I find it to usually be true :)
Love your photos! We should always have an exit strategy A and exit strategy B. I think I am sometimes way too much with all of the possible exit strategies!
Exit strategy huh? Now I have to work on that. You have been way to busy, LOL. Thank you oh Obi wan... :D
Gary, you have been showing us your naughty side lately! Having an exit strategy is a great idea but very few people think about it!
Thom: It's 5 o'clock somewhere. I like that.
Pat: At least one step ahead you are right helps.
Pamela: I agree, women are just too smart with those darn powers they have.
Petra: Work on a plan sometime just to have it as a contingency.
Jason: Edgy Gary in the daytime.
Heather: Don't feel bad, I think we all misplace or don't think about what we will be doing NEXT!!
Wanda: That woman was a real fast thinker.I think women work their way out of more tickets than men even just batting their eyelashes.
Russell: Sorry for the distraction. It got my attention too. That probably happens more with the cops than we might think.
Mary: Kick that darn door!!
Dorie: I agree that living God's plan is better. He does laugh at our plans I believe, but we keep trying.
Carole: I'm giving you ideas for your speeding tickets? Hope it works out for you. <Smile>
Eileen: I like the idea of multiple exit strategies.
Andrea: I try to stay busy and let that hyper brain spill onto the pages here.
Shirley: You are making me laugh. I jazz up a post now and then and move into PG-13 territory. Those that hang around me in the Rain say Edgy Gary makes an appearance LOL. Don't want to get stale, but I have shocked a reader or two along the way.
Hi Gary
I agree that we need an exit strategy, but I don't have an exit strategy for a ticket.
Lou Ludwig
Smiling at that last photo <SMILE>
Gary,
We do not have money (enough), time (enough), and exit strategy (at all). Actually, the more money you have, the less exit strategy you need, but then again, you need time to convert it to money.
And here I lost myself
I had an exit strategy but the world changed. Hmmmm. Perhaps I should have been a cop!!
Gary,
I don't know about an exit strategy but I wonder if the cop gave her the ticket...probably not:)
GAry - You unleashed the inner Gary again! Love it. I always try to have an exit strategy, but unfortunately as I get older it's not so easy to get off on the traffic ticket.