Do you plan things for tomorrow?
By flagella08
@flagella08 (5065)
Philippines
September 20, 2009 7:44am CST
After a hard day’s work, one could just emerge himself on the bed for some rest. But a well-planned person couldn’t do that there and then. He still needs to plan things for tomorrow and set priorities for the day then. True enough, only few people do this and almost switch this stuff to sleep. Are you this kind of person too? Do you plan things for tomorrow?
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@mohitseth (568)
• India
21 Sep 09
ya i plan for whole week in ahead bec. its better to have vision for future
@flagella08 (5065)
• Philippines
21 Sep 09
that's better.well planned activities and events always result to better yields. it's always nice to plan ahead especially when you don't want commit mistakes.
@flagella08 (5065)
• Philippines
20 Sep 09
hi there fellow teacher.thanks for responding to my post. organizing things is our top priority especially when we had lots of things to do. in school i won't be running out of works to do. we are multitasking there and teaching is just one of the loads of works.Sometimes priorities shift. We've all had to juggle tasks. On balance, though, we need to ensure our priorities are consistent with our personal goals and the goals of our organizations. Doing this requires a periodic review, and a weekly planning session is ideal for this.
@xannebull (1793)
• Philippines
20 Sep 09
Of course i have plans for tomorrow because i want my day to be organized and my day must end with fruitful things. I just make sure that i list the things that i should be done for tomorrow so that nothing will be missed.
@flagella08 (5065)
• Philippines
20 Sep 09
yes. that just prove that you're an organized person. it's always nice to have things all set and hope to avoid this mentality:“I’ll set this down for now, it’s just temporary.” All too often, temporary turns into days, days turn into months and soon you’ll have a mountain of stuff to sort through. You have a choice…a minute now or hours later.thanks for responding to my post.
@ajayrocks111 (390)
• India
21 Sep 09
Hi,
I don't really plan my thing for the next day when i come back home from my office. I do it on the next day morning and note it down in a small note pad so that i won't forget that. I am little lazy to do that too.
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@offlimits (596)
• Philippines
21 Sep 09
Yes, because planning gives me an idea of what I should be working on first at the start of the day. It actually sets my priorities over another, and by that it won't be real hard for me to do my tasks continuously. At night, I actually take time to reflect first before I sleep so that I can analyze certain things and I won't be able to forget anything.
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@Archie0 (5636)
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20 Sep 09
Hello flagella, No i never plan my tomorrow, because then i never do things which i planned.I do things when and as they come to my mind.Yes! if there is some important day or thing that i had to do that i remember, like shopping, exams etc.they dont need to be planned but i have to do them,so they dont need any plannings.
@jheLaichie (4438)
• Philippines
20 Sep 09
sometimes i do. but often times i dont. but i always see to it that i am making any progress in terms of making or planning for the things that needed to be done. specially if its really too important and not to be let it put aside! but its nice to make plans and schedule things.
hhhhmmmm im kind of out of ideas here friend
jhelai
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@jugsjugs (12967)
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20 Sep 09
I always plan things for the next day as well as write a list of the things i must not forget todo.But you can make a list then never get round to do anything on it as other things tend to need sorting or you get people come round to see you and then you do not and can not do them.
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@pankajugale (69)
• India
20 Sep 09
i know its a bad habit, but i don't plan anything, i just like to keep it flowing,Yes sometimes i think of some thing in advance but i don't think it is called planning a day, Though i don't plan for next day, there are some long term and short term goals , i have fixed on which i stay focused. So overall you can say that i am not a great planner but i do have some goals to achieve in certain time limit.
@happy6162 (3001)
• United States
21 Sep 09
I write what I have to do tomorrow on in my notebook so I do not forget anything that have to be done that day. I do make sure that set priorities on the things I need to do so things get done in the right order.
@KMPierce (165)
• United States
20 Sep 09
I think it's great to plan your day. It's good to be organized, this way your day runs smoothly. I have, from time to time, pushed things back so I can sleep in. That doesn't happen very often, but it does happen. I usually end up feeling guilty about it later. I try to put rest and fun things into my schedule so I don't burn myself out.
@dudumoney (6)
• China
21 Sep 09
yeah, good plan leads to good result , and shortterm plans were born form longterm plan ,and leads your everyday actions, but I think if the plan has been smartly made ,then you needn't always let your head be fullfilled before getting to sleep..
if you find that you always need to plan something otherwise being confused ,then you should ask whether youself were a organized man.
a good plan make you doing less planwork
@soleya (1100)
• Latvia
20 Sep 09
I do plan things for tomorrow, but these things are basic ones. For example, what to wear for work, whom to meet at lunch, what to do after work. I have separate plan for my working hours and it mostly depends on work I need to do at my job. I think that I could plan more things, planning helps you be organized and make things done.
@lynnemg (4529)
• United States
20 Sep 09
I am always thinking about what I need to do not only today, but tomorrow and the rest of the week. I try to plan and schedule my time to maximize what I can get accomplished. Some days, it does not woek as well as other days and I falter from my intended plan. Then, I frantically work to try to accomplish all I had planned to get finished for the day.
@mikeowl (200)
• Malaysia
20 Sep 09
I do plan things ahead of time but not most of the time. I just plan ahead on certain crucial things which affects my life. But for certain small things in my life, like what to eat, what to do, when to watch movies and certain small minor things, I usually do not plan ahead. I just do what ever I want when ever I want. For crucial things like what I should study, what path should I take in my future life, where should I work at in the future, something like that will make me plan ahead of time.
