Plans and determination

Sir plan is necessary if we make plan of full days working then our work is completed easily otherwise we can forget some work. Making list is a good idea for manage the time and complete the work.

I think this is so correct and it is nice that you took the time to start this discussion. I know this is the right way to look at life but my little negative voice will argue about having a plan. But lets tell that voice to get busy. When I was somewhat younger, I remember watching this comic talking about getting old and he suggested in a more serious note to always have a hobby. “There's an old saying life begins at 40. That is silly, life begins every morning when you wake up. I have friends around my age who get up in the morning and the first thing they do is read the obituary column. If their name isn't in it, they have breakfast.” – by George Burns, comic I want to, sure why not?

A planned day can provide a structure to relax into, in the same way a house is seen as a place of refuge not a place of confinement. You know whats going to happen and how much, thus releasing you from the feeling of being out of control or having too much to do. A structured day can help eliminate mental energy required constantly deciding what to do next. Life is full of interruptions, mostly unpleasant. A clear overview of things you need or want to do can help rebuff distractions. A day plan can be used to ring fence time and place for personal pleasure and growth. A bottom line of enjoyment can be drawn, above which the experience of the day can be maintained. It can be used as proof of unavailability, but can also be abandoned if better options present themselves. A fully planned day can be a perfect excuse for not doing something unpleasant. Grace of movement can be refined not only on a human scale, but also on a street and city scale. Aspirational habit paths can be laid down and easily followed. A day plan can be useful for on the move note taking. Each day plan can be filed for later reference and analysis.

Interesting point of view never thought that way. I think making plans, have something to look forward too is a way to feel alive and stay young. But too many plans (that can't be realized) can kill one too.

dream more when you awake, for dream is the mirror of success!