Good PlanningProper life planning means thinking through the optimal schedule of events and the general direction of life, corresponding to the values of human life. Not only does such planning not exclude rest and recreation, but also obliges one to rest, even if one does not want to. Proper life planning helps one achieve self-control, develops self-respect, inspires optimism, and gives one focus and energy. Life planning begins with the simplest things, a list of things to do and see what you want to do each day.Life planning can be compared to a multi-story building, with a person’s personal life values at the base. This is where planning should begin. Distant life goals are more difficult to set precise parameters for, but deadlines and other specific numbers will help to understand how effectively the goal is being achieved. An important point in life planning is a personal development plan for the day, week, month, year. What should be mastered now and what should be mastered in a year? Basic life skills and useful habits may be lacking for full life planning. For example, the habit of putting things off will have to be replaced by the habit of doing everything on time.