Some people say it is a waste of time to plan for the future and it is more important to focus on the present. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Nowadays much of our
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has been spent thinking about our plans in the short-term and long-term.
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It can be beneficial for us to imagine
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, personally I believe that focus on daily routine can be brought for us a wide range of advantages. Some people argue that, if we have a plan for the future, we will be more successful and it prevents decrease our thinking
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. It means that, when we set a goal and try hard to achieve it, the possibility of the reach them grows significantly.
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, you spent most of your
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planning and recognize the way and you will not think about that and you going to follow your plan without any extra analysing. But personally, I believe that managing your mind in the present can be more beneficial for everybody. there is a lot of doubt about
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and we will not expect what going to happen in the future. As result, we must set our mind on now for build the
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and it is more practical than other ways. The total situation is not predictable and the only tense that we can struggle and control as we can is present.
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, many goals due to the lack of any performance will be destroyed by our selves so why we should pay attention to
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many people ,waste their
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on planning and they forget to carry out any things. So not only
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method of thinking can be wrong, but
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most of our present
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are wasted by that. so, in my ,opinion we must pay more attention to the present to have better
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and if we carry out another thing, a lot of
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will be lost.
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