Planning Your Life Makes You Happier
By Vittorio Compagno for this Carl Kruse Blog Here’s My Experience A few weeks ago I was lost at the foot of my bed, sitting on the floor, reading a book, immersing myself in the words and the worlds that I imagined, wanting to drive away the thought of an exam that I would have had shortly thereafter. The more I leafed through the pages, the closer my mind seemed to approach the task to which I could not escape, and if I did, I would have lost time studying for and taking another, and the cyclical anxiety that this would entail. And that’s how the life I was living more and more day by day seemed built on a house of cards, ready to fall on me at the first gust of wind, which, sooner or later, would come. And it came. I finally failed that exam, I could take another one after two weeks, but I knew that the same situation would always be repeated, that my feelings about the hot and guilty stasis would not change on their own. So, taking advantage of the fall of the house of cards, I wan