Planning for future unforeseen events that are not likely to happen but is a possibility is the result of a trained mind. The untrained and undisciplined mind results in average thinking. Average thinking is going to work, doing what you are told and then going home to follow a certain routine before retiring to bed. This sort of thinking relies on things always being as usual, and when the unusual does happen, there is no plan or forethought as to what to do. A good example of this is the following story. It was May 1, 2010, at about 10am, in the town of Westin, Massachusetts, a small suburb 15…