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Some people prefer to plan activities for their free time very carefully. Others choose not to make any plans at all for their free time. Compare the benefits of planning free-time activities with the benefits of not making plans. v.4

Some people prefer to plan activities for their free time very carefully. Others choose not to make any plans at all for their free time. Compare the benefits of planning free-time activities with the benefits of not making plans. v. 4
The pace of life has reached such a dizzy height today that finding time for leisure has itself become cumbersome. When it comes to free time, some among the mass opine that it should be spent with diligence and prudence. However, others oppose this argument and insist that free time should not be something planned. Now the below discourse throws light on pros and cons of planning one's free time accommodating both views. In the midst of the arisen of a new world order, planning and strategies play a vital role in our day to day life. Strategy and being strategically optimistic is considered essential factors of becoming successful, in this context, a leisure time spent with a proper plan is a leisure time spent wisely. A proper prudence, prior to spending your free time can invariably reduce the wastage of time and money involved. To exemplify, a well planned and organised vacation could save a lot of money and time on the hotel, transportation and so on. The monitory loss, on an unorganised holiday more or less is an explicit these days. Lost moments, are irreversible and planning one's holiday acknowledges the value of time. In addition to this, with a proper planning, one could avail the privilege of being an early bird, for instance, spending one; s time on shopping where there are more offers will be beneficial compared to navigating by the Sun. On the contrary, some argue that free time should be spent instinctively and should not be biased to planning and prejudices. Such prerequisites spoil the enjoyment factor involved. They insist that not to plan, is the best plan to spend one's free time. According to them, leisure time should not get pre-indulged with definite plans as this would make it another mechanical day being spent in some other places than the office.   All that would take place on a leisure day should be impulsive, and not envisaged. Now, from an objective analysis of the above-mentioned points, I would prefer to spend my free time in a well organised and judicious manner. As the saying goes "time and tide waits for none", proper planning will ensure less wastage of time. Moreover, such a habit comes with additional benefits of financial gains and much more. To conclude, it is apparent from the above that planning one's leisure time is imperative and rather ubiquitous nowadays.
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has itself become cumbersome. When it
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,
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with diligence and prudence.
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free
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should not be something planned.
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one's
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accommodating both views.

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planning
and strategies play a vital role in our
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day to day
life. Strategy and being
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optimistic
is considered
essential factors of becoming successful, in this context, a
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leisure
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time
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spent
with a
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proper
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plan
is a
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leisure
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time
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spent
wisely
. A
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proper
prudence, prior to spending your
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time
can
invariably
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reduce
the wastage of
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and money involved. To exemplify, a well planned and
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organised
vacation could save
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money and
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time
on the hotel, transportation and
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so
on. The monitory loss, on an
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unorganised
holiday more or less is an explicit these days. Lost moments, are irreversible and
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one's holiday acknowledges the value of
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time
.
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to this, with a
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proper
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, one could avail the privilege of being an early bird,
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time
on shopping where there are more offers will be beneficial compared to navigating by the Sun.

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,
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argue that
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should be
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instinctively and should not
be biased
to
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and prejudices. Such prerequisites spoil the enjoyment factor involved. They insist that not to
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, is the best
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to spend one's
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. According to them,
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should not
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as this would
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it another mechanical day being
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in
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other places than the office.
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All that would take place on a
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day should be impulsive, and not envisaged.

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, from an objective analysis of the above-mentioned points, I would prefer to spend my
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in a
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well organised
and judicious manner. As the saying goes
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time and tide waits for none
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,
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proper
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will ensure less wastage of
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time
.
Moreover
, such a habit
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comes
with additional benefits of financial gains and much more.
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one's
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is imperative and
rather
ubiquitous nowadays.
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IELTS essay Some people prefer to plan activities for their free time very carefully. Others choose not to make any plans at all for their free time. Compare the benefits of planning free-time activities with the benefits of not making plans. v. 4

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4 paragraphs
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