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

In my opinion planning for the future is not
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of time, for me planning is a tool that helps me to achieve my goal in order for me to have a better future. Focusing
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the present is the same as what
happen
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today will affect
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what will gonna happen tomorrow. So for me,
instead
of focusing on the present why can we just plan, for us to have
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in whatever our
next
step be successful.
First
, we need to set our priority base on
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importancy
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importance
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and urgency.
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is we should take action for that goal. And
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for
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an outcome
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it is either we met our goal or not. If it's not succeeded we can learn from it and treat that as a lesson, but if we achieve what we planned
then
it will take it to better reason to plan another.
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