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Ivenika [448]
2 years ago
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Planning involves making decisions that will impact later. For instants if you were planning a trip out of town you have to plan

how long it’s gonna take you how much money you’re gonna spend where you’re going to stay etc. these decisions will all impact you later in a positive way because everything will be sorted out when you’re ready to go on your trip.
The difference between a nonprofit and for profit organizations plans are the concept of the plans. For instance plans that are formulated by nonprofit organizations do not have profit is it major objective, But profit organizations need two put more time and effort and resources in the planning to raise funds and recruit volunteers to achieve their goals. Some cleaning I do in my life is planning out my day what time I’m gonna wake up what I’m gonna wear what I’m gonna eat. I also planned out when I’m gonna go to sleep so I can make sure I get enough sleep.
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kicyunya [14]2 years ago
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i take good clothes and enough money along and called who am going to visit if she/he's around

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