Which options are common outcomes of failure to plan adequately? (Select all that apply.)
a. Working harder, not smarter
b. Overlooking priority items
c. Feeling guilt, frustration, and anxiety
d. Being a master of one's time
ANS: A, B, C
Working harder, not smarter; overlooking priorities; and feeling guilt, frustration, and anxiety are negative outcomes that can be changed with adequate planning. Having mastery over one's time is a result of planning adequately.
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