Weekend-Engagement WEEK #197: Aspects of my life, ¿have a plan or get carried away?

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Life always teaches us that we must be prepared to face it and not wait for things to happen by luck or chance.

Of course it is very nice and spectacular to let things flow and happen by chance, this feeling of joy will be good when they are positive, but if they are negative you will think why I did not do it differently or think if I had done something else or prepared for that event.

In my personal and work life I have learned to plan everything and that has brought me good results, it is already part of my daily routine to anticipate things a little bit.

In my work as a doctor, I am always attentive to have everything prepared so that if an emergency comes, I am not desperately running to get the instruments or medicines. I also anticipate some complications that may occur when I am with a patient, because you have to think and anticipate what may happen so that it does not catch you by surprise, that way of anticipating is to mentally review what you have to do for the "what happens if it happens".

The same happens to me when I want to go out with my friends, you always have to plan the outing or the place to be able to be all or almost all, the work and responsibilities that each one of us have makes it a little complicated that everything comes out expontaneo.

That's why in my daily routine there is always a large percentage of planning. Have a plan is planning and reviewing the different scenarios, knowing our strengths and weaknesses to know how to identify what we really want to do and how we are going to do it.

If you made it this far, I hope you enjoyed this post as much as I did sharing it with you.

All personal photos were taken with my Samsung A20s phone. Main photo separators edited in Canva.

Greetings!