Planning is simply defined as the process of making plans for something. It involves the establishment of goals, policies, and procedures for a social or economic unit. So, how is this any different from "organized" planning?

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Well, when something is organized it means that it is arranged in a systematic way, especially on a large scale. In other words, things that are organized, they are formed into a coherent unity or functioning whole. That includes our thoughts.

So, when plans are organized, they go beyond a simple set of goals or procedures. We can say they become part of the "big picture". Individual plans become magnifying and can then yield some amazing results.

Napoleon Hill explains organized planning in this excerpt of his book "Think and Grow Rich"