2. “Planning is looking Ahead & Control is looking
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Answer Posted / monika garg
yes, planning is looking ahead,bacause we never think or
plan about our present or past.past has gone and present
that we are living,so we just think and plan about our
future so we can say that planning is the name of looking
and walking ahead.
but we,forever control the things what we have done and
the things and prosseses which are running.we never say
that we are controlling our future prosses,because we can't
do work on our future prosseses.so it's just a prosses of
looking back.
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