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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Every day you have to plan / and question

Every day you have to plan means that one have to plan his day, how it will look?

and as for every day you heard the saying this one I don't get, why it's in past time? I would thank you if you can explain me what they wanted to say with "you heard the saying". thanks.

In order to achieve your goals you must apply discipline which you’ve already done, and consistency every day not just one Tuesday and just a two days, you have to work at it.

Every day you have to plan, every day you heard the saying, we don’t plan to fail, we fail to plan – hard work works, working really hard is what successful people do.

  

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anonymous Every day you have to plan means that one have to plan his day, how it will look? "Every day you have to plan" means that one has to plan his day, how it will go. I don't think so.

  • anonymous Every day you have to plan means that one have to plan his day, how it will look?
  • "Every day you have to plan" means that one has to plan his day, how it will go.
  • I don't think so.
  • It is indeed one way to put it but not a very clear one.
  • It can also mean that you daily have to plan something else besides your day.
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anonymousEvery day you have to plan means that one have to plan his day, how it will look?

"Every day you have to plan" means that one has to plan his day, how it will go.

I don't think so. It is indeed one way to put it but not a very clear one. It can also mean that you daily have to plan something else besides your day.

anonymo

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