Plan B has a funny habit of becoming the main story.

A fallback carries a faint smell of failure at the start, because it was not the thing you wanted. Then it turns out to suit you better than the original would have, which you could not have known from outside it. Wanting something and being suited to it are separate questions, and only the doing answers the second one.

If you are living inside a second choice, give it a fair hearing rather than a grudging one. Judge it by how the days actually go, not by the story you meant to tell. You can change again later, but you cannot assess what you refuse to be present for.