I believe that to "[a]ct, but through nonaction" and to "[b]e active, but have no activity" is to live without obligations (Laozi 190). It would be best to live more from intention and less from habit. Living from purpose will make someone more spontaneous and respect more is present needs. It is in our present that we must find happiness and not in our future. Also, to "[p]lan for what is difficult while it is easy" is probably another way of saying that procrastination is not beneficial (Laozi 191). In the long run, procrastination will make you work by obligation instead of by intent. Why…