There are two main reasons for not completing the plan. First, the plan itself is unrealistic, so no matter how hard you try, it can't be realized. Second, good planning can be achieved through hard work, or most of it can be achieved through local adjustment (unreasonable part). But because of saying one thing and doing another, there is a phenomenon that planning and actual behavior are two skins, and planning has become a nonsense.

You said that you are a senior, and there are still many things to be done in your college planning. I wonder which of the above two situations you belong to?

Suggestion:

First of all, re-examine the plan made in that year, insist on it and delete it unrealistically. The plan is not fixed, but can be adjusted. Usually, planning takes three years, but it doesn't mean that once it is made, it can't be adjusted within three years.

Second, the planning is rough and sketched, and even the best planning should have several corresponding schemes. Therefore, without an accurate feasibility plan, the plan will become empty talk. Therefore, it is necessary to take planned actions, list timetables and implement plans one by one.

Third, pay attention to methods and efficiency. Any planning, planning and action without methods is futile.