I was confused what my focus should be aiming for – the present or the future. My conclusion is that both the present and the future are important. So I’ll try to grab both things. [We usually don't use "all of" phrases unless there are at least three things. For two, use "both" in this context.] It is clear that focusing on the present and doing my best to make fruitful achievements in the present are more important than chasing the ambiguous future. One thing is that I have a dream to be a professor in a business major, especially accounting. I want to be a professional who can communicate in English and Korean. To approach my goal, I may have to spend at least four hours per day for one year working toward it. How can I do this? Today, I’ll arrive at home at eight thirty p.m., play with my sons, and make them go to bed before ten p.m. If I can wake up early enough, I’m gonna wake up at four a.m. I usually stretch up and take a shower for thirty minutes. I won’t say any more details about how I spend time every day.