I'm definitely plan- oriented person.,

I meant I like planning everything.

I have plans for almost every day.

Though I should to saymention in advance that I tend to feel anxiety and a I think it has, so it probably has something to do with ithat.

The sentence flows better if you split the second half with a comma.

I just use plan like daily tool for beingplan everyday to stay calm.

It's better to keep the sentence simple, there's no need to relate a "plan" to "daily tool" for telling someone you plan to stay calm.

So, I have plan for almost every day ( I usually do it in the morning), I havealso plan for the upcoming year (I plan a year ahead in January).

There's more to it -, I have plans for the summer, winter, autumn, and spring.

The plan for season is more like wish list-; what I'm going to do like "go to the beach for allthe entire day", "drink coffee in the autumn forest" and other pleasant activities which we can forget in a life rushbusy life.

However, I understand that everythings can changes and, that I can be in a bad mood, or I canbecome ill, or something unpredictable can happen.

I reallyt's because I understand it andthat I don't regret and I don't abuse myself if something goes wrong and can't perform my planor beat myself up about it when my plans get interrupted.

You should start the sentence with "It's because" to explain why you don't regret or beat yourself up when a plan gets interrupted

It's just a toolmethod to felel better, it's justo help to focus on really important things.

I'm definitely plan-personner.

We can usually use -er to make verbs into a noun that means "person that does X".

I mean, I like planning everything.

I should to say in advance that I tend to feel anxiety and a I think it has a lot to do with it.

I think you need a quantity here, like a lot or a little.

I just use plans like a daily tool for bestaying calm.

So, I have plan for almost every day ( I usually domake it in the morning), and I have plan for every year (I plan athe year in January).

There's more to it - I have plan for summer, winter, autumn, and spring.

The plan for the seasons is more like wish list- what I'm going to do like "go to the beach for all day", "drink coffee in autumn forest" and other pleasant activities which we can forget in a life rushto do in a busy life.

However I understand that everything changes and I can be in a bad mood, or I can be ill, or something unpredictable can happen.

I really understand it andthat, so I don't regret and I don't abuseor beat myself up if something goes wrong and I can't performfollow my plan.

It's just a tool to felel better, it's just helps me to focus on the really important things.

I'm definitely a plan-person.

I have a plan for almost every day.

I should to say in advance that I tend to feel anxiety and a I think ithat has to do with it.

I just use plan likening as a daily tool for bestaying calm.

So, I have a plan for almost every day ( I usually domake it in the morning), and I have a plan for the year (I plan a year in January).

There's more to it - I have plans for summer, winter, autumn, and spring.

The plan for each season is more like a wish list - what I'm going want to do, like "go to the beach for all day", "drink coffee in an autumn forest", and other pleasant activities which we can forget in a life rush.

"Life rush" can be understood, but a simpler option is "bustling life" or "busy life".

However I understand that everything changes and I can be in a bad mood, or I can become ill, or something unpredictable can happen.

I reafully understand it andthat, so I don't regret and I don'tit or abuse myself if something goes wrong and I can't performgo through with my plan.

It's just a tool to felel better, it's just to help to focus on really important things.