Translations:Managing Last-Minute Changes/9/en

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Repeated changes carry a different meaning than single ones. A single adjustment is typically read as circumstance. A pattern is more often read as a statement about priority, whether or not that interpretation is fair. People frequently describe drifting away from connections not after one cancellation but after several, at the point where planning began to feel unreliable rather than dependable.