A planned life has the highest probability of meeting failure. However without goals to strive for, life would be very empty indeed.
Do you know that a planned life has the highest probability of meeting failure? The reason for this is very simple. Since you have planned life and chalked all tasks to minor details, you can easily measure your performance viz. a viz. the goals that you have originally set. The available data may prove that you have failed.
Now take the original plea of a ‘planned life having the highest probability of meeting failure’ the other way around. Had there been no planned activity, there would have been no failure. Failure, as it is commonly defined, means the inability of meeting the stated goals. Since nothing for life is planned or defined, there exists no question for failure. However, as the system of measurement is not clear, you may not be reaching anywhere and might be repeating the same mistakes, which you otherwise plead to remove away from your system. This tendency is also a failure as you are continually cheating yourself by not doing what you want to do.
