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Yes, I like to plan my days because I want to do things I know.
Yes, I do. I prefer to plan things in advance because I think if you have a plan, you can work better and do something good rather than just being spontaneous and hoping for the best.
That depends on the situation. If I want to visit a new country I have never been to, I prefer to prepare a plan for how to explore the days I will spend on my trip. However, if I go to visit a place I know very well, I am more spontaneous about it.
I prefer to plan things in advance because my plans can change due to some problems, for example, weather or family issues. If I choose to be spontaneous, it's very bad for me because I can't be late to meetings. For example, if I decide to make plans for today.
Well, I mostly love to be spontaneous because whenever I make a plan quickly, I usually have more experience in that kind of situation. I find that making a quick plan works better for me than the plans I made in advance; I think those are not perfect for me.
I usually plan my weekends because I have two days to work with. I can organize my day, add some excitement for my friends, or spend some time in the evening with them.
I like to plan my days. I am an organized person. I love to plan. I make plans for everything, which makes my day manageable and reduces stress.
Well, definitely I really like to spend my time with Rory Chikawa in daily life and routine. Every day and at night, I'm writing in my daily routine for tomorrow. In my perspective, it's more useful for their future life. Personal routines are important, and nowadays many people control their own routines, especially allowing for [...]
Well, actually it depends. If I were in a situation where I don't have much time to move, I would be spontaneous. But I often try to be strategic and consider every issue carefully, clarifying all.
So I'm a person who loves to plan my days in advance, but it comes up spontaneously sometimes. If I'm going to have coffee with my friends, it's not planned, and I just sit at home doing my homework. It's like spontaneous, you know what I mean? It's like that.
I used to plan things and events. I was quite detailed in my plans and liked having a schedule, like a rundown of my day-to-day activities. However, I feel that I've actually become more spontaneous as time goes on. With busier schedules and sudden changes in my activities, sudden plans, and hangouts, I feel that [...]
I usually plan my weekends in advance because it helps me know what I will do. Everything is clear, and I can easily manage my time. I know how I will spend my time and who I will spend it with. So, it works well for me.
I always plan my weekends and weekdays because it makes me feel calmer. However, once in a blue moon, if unexpected situations arise, I prefer to be spontaneous.
Hello, I prefer to plan my free time because I’ve found it really helps me. Being spontaneous has also helped me in the future, especially in my academic pursuits. I really like to plan my free time. This is Alstass. Good job.
Well, sometimes I'm planning something for the future. For example, what I need to do tomorrow, like eating breakfast and then doing my homework. But sometimes everything comes spontaneously, like when I'm driving to school or talking with my friends. Some ideas come spontaneously, like eating something immediately or taking a break when I'm practicing.
