How much do you plan for the future?

I do an occasional bit of planning for the immediate future, but don't really think too far ahead - is it important to?

What about you?

Reply 1

Punk_Rock_Socks

15

Original post by Pickles

I do an occasional bit of planning for the immediate future, but don't really think too far ahead - is it important to?

What about you?

I don't think it's that important, it helps me though!! I usually plan about 4-5 years ahead

Reply 2

Pickles

OP

20

Original post by Punk_Rock_Socks

I don't think it's that important, it helps me though!! I usually plan about 4-5 years ahead

Oh wow, I should probably start, but I feel like if you plan something it makes it final that you have to go ahead and do it - do you know what I mean? At least if I have an idea of what I want to do, I won't look back and think this is what I should be doing right now! :laugh:

Reply 3

Tanqueray91

22

Nah, just enjoy my time now, and hope for the best in the future! xD :colone:

Reply 4

DiddyDec01

3

I plan about a week ahead. No point planning much further, I might get hit by a bus.

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Reply 5

Ekno

11

I already have my grave dug and ready

Reply 6

Just want oreos

10

on the 29th July 2037 I'm going shopping :smile:

Reply 7

ForestShadow

22

Just make it up as you go along and always enjoy it :biggrin:

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Reply 8

whorace

2

Future? I have to say lately I spend half the day wondering what it'd be like to just pack a bag and get a train to nowhere land without telling anyone :lol:

Reply 9

The Mad Pilot

im too scared to think about my future

Reply 10

Blondie987

17

Every decision I make has a maximum of 5 minutes to figure everything out

Reply 11

SophieSmall

21

I don't make any concrete plans for the future, but I constantly worry about it.

Reply 12

DiddyDec01

3

Original post by whorace

Future? I have to say lately I spend half the day wondering what it'd be like to just pack a bag and get a train to nowhere land without telling anyone :lol:

I have had that exact thought, but then I realised I wouldn't even leave the station because the train would probably be cancelled.

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Reply 13

Ethereal World

3

Original post by SophieSmall

I don't make any concrete plans for the future, but I constantly worry about it.

I feel you on this paradox gurl.

Reply 14

Maid Marian

20

I don't have exact, written-in-stone plans, but I do have a general plan in place. I am saving my money accordingly and I often look at house prices and jobs available for the future etc, that sort of thing :h:

Reply 15

the bear

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Reply 16

username2088165

20

Uhh... is it bad that I've already planned what I want to happen after I die?

Reply 17

DiddyDec01

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Original post by the bear

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