"Plan your work, work your plan" (1900)

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PLAN YOUR WORK + WORK YOUR PLAN--12,400 Google hits, 167 Google Groups hits
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5 June 2005, New York Daily News, Michael Daly column, pg. 20, col. 3:
The secret seemed to be the same principle that generated Bloomberg's enormous wealth: Playn your work, work your plan and stick with it.
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Quotes on plans, making plans, planning?
... George S. Patton Even a poor plan is better than no plan at all. Mikhail Chigorin
Plan your work for today and every day, then work your plan. ...
alt.quotations - Sep 5 2000, 8:51 am by Steve - 5 messages - 5 authors
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Plan your work for today and every day, then work your plan.
Norman Vincent Peale
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Planning Your Story/Game
... So, what's the consensus? Plan your work and work your plan? Plan it but then
wing it? Or just wail away at the keyboard and see what happens? ...
rec.arts.int-fiction - Jun 5 1994, 12:30 pm by Bob Newell - 4 messages - 4 authors
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PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE IN RACE FOR LAWYERS' TOP POST
By DAVID MARGOLICK, Special to the New York Times
1,103 words
31 January 1982
The New York Times
You have to plan your work and then work your plan,'' said B.B. Gullett of Nashville, who is regarded as the preeminent tactician of the association's presidential politics.
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SOME SERMONS HHEARD IN THE PULPITS YESTERDAY; FIRST METHODIST. MERRITTS AVE. CHURCH. AT THE FIRST BAPTIST. AT TRINITY CHURCH.
The Atlanta Constitution (1881-2001). Atlanta, Ga.: Nov 5, 1900. p. 10 (1 page) :
"'Plan your work,'" declared the minster, "and then 'work your plan.'"
(Rev. Dr. Landrum--ed.)
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How to Fight Cost of Living; Divorces and the High Cost of Living.
MARY ELEANOR O'DONNELL. Chicago Daily Tribune (1872-1963). Chicago, Ill.: Nov 15, 1912. p. 14 (1 page):
"Plan your work and work your plan."
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THE GIRLS' CLUB; With One Idea: To Make Money
The Ladies' Home Journal (1889-1907). Philadelphia: Oct 1904. Vol. Vol. XXI,, Iss. No. 11; p. 42 (1 page) :
A learned professor whom I know is wont to advise his students to "First plan your work, then work your plan," and I fancy that is one of the secrets of his success. It's a good rule. Try it.