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Some people think that planning for the future is a waste of time. They believe it is more important to focus on the present. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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It is sometimes argued that people should concentrate on the present
instead
 of taking an amount of
time
 to make a
future
plan
. While
this
 could be true to a certain extent, I completely agree that people should meticulously prepare in advance for their
future
 in order to save their
time
, accomplish the purpose and act in unusual circumstances.
To begin
 with, having a
future
plan
 makes it easier for people to save
time
 and
fulfill
put in effect
fulfil
 the
purpose of the implementing
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purpose of implementing the
 process. If people draw up a detailed
plan
, they mainly concentrate on carrying out the
plan
instead
 of wasting
time
 on the aimless pursuit, lazy feeling or even doing nothing.
In addition
, making a
plan
 for the
future
 plays a vital role in acting in unforeseen circumstances, especially from the economic perspectives. As the world constantly changes and develops every single day, previous plans sometimes have no working
anymore so
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anymore, so
 those should be altered by an efficient expansion
plan
 in
time
. A good example of
this
 is COVID-19, a pandemic that appeared and spread
last
 year making an amount of mortality. If an enterprise did not have a
plan
 in advance so that they could base on and change policies to suit unusual cỉcumstances, the revenue and profit would be decreased that led the enterprise to fall into an economic depression.
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